The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) is the first registered animal welfare organisation in Singapore. It is located at 31 Mount Vernon Road. The SPCA is a charity, not a government agency. We rely on the kind donations from our supporters to continue our important role as animal protector.
The two main objectives of the SPCA are:
to promote kindness to animals and birds
to prevent cruelty to animals and birds
The Society carries out the following services:
A 24 hour ambulance service for sick, injured and very young animals
Investigating cruelty complaints
Collection of unwanted pets
Re-homing of unwanted animals
Educational programme for schools
A clinic for SPCA's in-house animals, plus the sterilisation and general treatment of stray animals
An adoption programme and supporting quarantine service.
A service for lost and found pets

The SPCA requires over $1.7 million annually to operate. This comes primarily by way of donations from members of public and from fundraising activities such as the Annual Flag Day, Jumble Sale, Donation boxes, T-shirts, sale of Christmas cards and other items.

As the only animal welfare shelter in Singapore that does not turn away any animal brought in, the SPCA receives about 800 unwanted and abandoned animals every month. If you are considering giving up your pet or a stray to the SPCA, please try every other avenue first to find the animal a home, only giving it to the SPCA as a last resort.

SPCA is a registered charity (ROS 1055/47 WEL), in Association with the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (UK). It is also a Member Society of the World Society for the Protection of Animals in London. The SPCA is a Member agency of the National Council of Social Service.

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