Registration Format:
An official entry containing the following information must be submitted together to:fundraising@spca.org.sg

1. Category (Adults/Children)
   
2. Full name
3. Contact number
4. Email address
5. Payment reference

The SPCA stands ready to work with the AVA on re-homing adoptable strays. The opportunity to give these dogs a second chance presents itself now, and so we call on dog lovers to step forward to help the SPCA re-home the dogs. We will be featuring these animals on our facebook and website as and when they come in, so please look out for them. The SPCA will sterilise, vaccinate, micro-chip and license adoptable dogs, as is SPCA practice, and adopters will pay for these costs.

While sterilisation plays a big part in managing the stray population, we also call on the AVA to step up pressure on puppy mills to micro-chip all their puppies and dogs, AND pet stores to licence the puppies at the point of sale. Accountability for the ownership of the puppy is thus established. Under the PET SHOP LICENCE CONDITIONS (1), when a dog is sold, the shop must apply for the dog licence for the buyer and lodge the microchip number of the dog with the AVA. By NOT doing so, the pet shop demonstrates dereliction of responsibility and contravenes this condition.

Abandonment is a problem the SPCA continues to face. The SPCA will step up education and advocacy as means to educate dog owners to be responsible to their dogs in sickness and in health, and not dump their pets when the latter become an inconvenience.

Latest Update: Results of the second undercover survey in pets shops and farms
http://sgpuppies.com/2011/12/23/follow-up-survey-on-pet-shops-and-pet-farms/

Help us fulfill these wishes for the animals and the SPCA!

Simple steps to donate to our Lunar New Year Wish List:

Step 1: Pick out the item/s that you would like to sponsor. You should have the product code/s and the quantity that you wish to sponsor ready.

Step 2: Choose a payment method - Online, cheque, NETS or cash (available only at the SPCA reception).

For online payment, please visit http://www.spca.org.sg/payment.asp. Under 'Remarks/Payment for', please indicate it as 'Lunar New Year Wish List' and type in the product code/s and the quantity/s that you wish to sponsor.

For cheque payment, you need to make out a crossed cheque payable to 'SPCA'. Fill in your name, email, contact number and address at the back of the cheque. Lastly, write down the product code/s and indicate the quantity you are sponsoring. Your indication will let the SPCA officers know how you wish to have your money allocated. Finally, send the cheque off to:
SPCA Lunar New Year Wish List
31 Mount Vernon Road
Singapore 368054

For NETS or cash payment, you can make your way down to the SPCA. The nearest MRT station is Bartley Circle Line. We welcome donation and sponsorship for our Christmas Wish List daily between 8am and 4pm at the SPCA reception.

It's also possible to sponsor a part of an item. All you have to do is to indicate "Partial Sponsorship of (Item Product Code)" with your donation, and we'll designate the amount to the item which you wish to sponsor.

If you have any queries, please contact us at 6287 5355 daily between 8am and 5pm.

SPCA commenced its sterilisation voucher programme for strays in 1991. Since then, over 27,000 vouchers have been distributed to members of the public/volunteer caregivers/animal welfare organisations enabling them to arrange for a stray to be sterilised at a participating veterinary clinic with SPCA paying the cost.

We acknowledge and thank the private veterinary clinics (18 currently) who have supported the programme through special rates for SPCA over the years.

We also thank all the kind souls out there for taking ownership and helping to reduce the population of homeless animals in our community.

BAN LIVE EXPORT

The media reports highlighting the horrific and unimaginable torture of cattle in Indonesian slaughterhouses in June 2011, is but a reminder of how innocent animals in this world, suffer at the hands of man. We have expressed our support direct to RSPCA Australia and Animals Australia and we urge you to join them in calling for a ban of live animal exports.

Help them keep the pressure on by taking action through http://www.banliveexport.com/ . The latest updates can also be found in this website.

The SPCA has our very own corporate video! The making of this corporate video started in mid-2009 by a trio of students from Ngee Ann Secondary. Admist editing and their students' busy schedule, the video is finally ready to meet all animal lovers! We would like to take this opportunity to thank the students Shane, Christopher, Gao Qian and mentor Veron for their hard work and commitment - it wouldn't have been possible without your help! We would also like to thank Utt for taking time off to be our host and Ravi Veloo for adding life into the original script.

If your browser does not the above video, please click on this link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMglYPe2Zgc.

The SPCA is now in the planning stages for its move from Mt. Vernon. Qualified people are needed to make up our technical team for the new building sub-committee.

If you are an M & E engineer, Civil and Structural Engineer, or know of someone who would be willing to lend their expertise in that field to our team, please contact Corinne during office hours at the SPCA 62875355 ext. 39.