Our CNY appeals ends this Saturday Feb 27...please donate soon!
CNY 2021 ANG POW DONATION APPEAL
10 to 27 February 2021
10 to 27 February 2021
This Chinese New Year, whilst enjoying feasts and reunions with family and friends, do help us help the less fortunate senior folks in homes, foreign workers and street/shelter animals in need. Our street and shelter animals have no families or homes to call their own, so the very least we can do is to keep them safe, healthy and full. Here at CAS, we believe in reaching out to others in our community to make this world a better place for all.

6 Families On Living With Their Best (Furry) Friends
Catch up with 6 adopters of CAS alumni to find out more about the highs and the hiccups of living together!. Click on image
This article was written by members of the NTU WKWSCI Volunteer Programme (WeeVolunteer), a student-initiated programme that focuses on skill-based and sustainable volunteerism.
Special thanks to the families for their time and for sharing their joyful stories with us!
Catch up with 6 adopters of CAS alumni to find out more about the highs and the hiccups of living together!. Click on image
This article was written by members of the NTU WKWSCI Volunteer Programme (WeeVolunteer), a student-initiated programme that focuses on skill-based and sustainable volunteerism.
Special thanks to the families for their time and for sharing their joyful stories with us!


Check out this podcast to find out a little bit more about one of our awesome team members!
https://omny.fm/shows/sph-radio-this-podcast-has-fur-and-other-coverings/ Guan Ling is the driving force behind the CAS Cat TNR Programme and Adoption Programme! You cannot find a sweeter soul than Guan Ling! Find out what drives her to help animals in need. It might just be your calling too. Time to be inspired and join the team! |

The COVI-19 pandemic and safe-distancing measures are having a profound impact, not just on humans, but also on our animals. How are shelters and rescuers in Singapore coping?
Check out CAS On The Red Dot to find out more! https://www.mewatch.sg/en/series/on-the-red-dot-covid-19-alone-together/ep7/956374?mobileshare |
As our work is considered an Essential Service, CAS is allowed to continue operations at our adoption centre at Seletar..
Volunteers please note:
Volunteers please note:
- We will continue to keep volunteer numbers to below 8
- Timing is 8.30am to 10.30am
- All volunteers need to leave after washing and walking so we do not congregate near each other
- All volunteers must wear masks and activate their Trace Together app on the mobile phones
- All volunteers can enter the adoption centre after using Safe Entry, temperature check & safety declration.
- We also encourage volunteers to come only if not unwell.
SUPPORT OUR FOOD DRIVE
For just $10 a month, you can help us fill the bellies of 1000 dogs and 250 cats. We have created food bundles that consist of Kibble and Canned food for the five shelter beneficiaries of CAS food drives.
The seven shelter beneficiaries are Doggie Rescue Shelter, Exclusively Mongrels, Gentle Paws, Just Kindness, Oasis Second Chance Animal Shelter (OSCAS), Uncle Khoe's, K9 Missions, Block 2 Furever Canines, CAS Adoption Centre, CAS Street animals and other Independent dog and cat feeders. |
We hope to feed 1000 dogs Do also check out how pet food companies are helping us to feed street and shelter animals......click here.
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FEATURE: WHY ADOPT?Why ADOPT? Watch this video to find out more!
Featured here are Ursula and Ella who adopted Ringo from us. Ringo was stricken with heart worm and had spent all her life on the streets. The Burton family decided to open their hearts to fostering Ringo and they eventually chose to ADOPT her! This video is part of a series that shares a little bit about what volunteering, fostering and adopting entails! A special thanks to the students from Team Treasure Em Dogs who are doing a degree in Communications at the University of Buffalo, The State of New York who kindly put the videos together! |
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FEATURE: RECENT ADOPTIONS
SUPPORTING PARTNERS (ongoing)
We also have wonderful partners with seasonal offers that benefit CAS! Do check out our Facebook for these festive events.
Animal lovers & animal loving businesses are looking to do their part for our street and shelter animals!
(Click on image to enlarge or to go to website link)
Animal lovers & animal loving businesses are looking to do their part for our street and shelter animals!
(Click on image to enlarge or to go to website link)
The Floral Side
Buy a pair of earrings from the Floral Side (thefloralside.com) and $1 goes to CAS! |
The Rescue Bracelet
Buy a bracelet from the Rescue Bracelt (therescuebracelet.com) and S$10 per bracelet goes to CAS! Use the code 'BaileyCAS' for free shipping. Click here |
Ezziliving
Ezziliving offers a wide variety of clothesline products and 5% of all nett sales proceeds will go to CAS. Click here |
Moby's Pet Shop
With every purchase, Moby's will donate $1 of purchases to local awgs including CAS. Click here |
Grab a copy of The Three Muttsketeers!
at $20.
Part of the book proceeds will go to CAS .To make a purchase, visit
http://drdonnachow.com/.../christmas-giveaway-childrens.../
at $20.
Part of the book proceeds will go to CAS .To make a purchase, visit
http://drdonnachow.com/.../christmas-giveaway-childrens.../
VOLUNTEERS IN ACTION
Our CAS Education programme aims to help organisations and individuals in our community understand Animal Welfare issues in Singapore and learn animals related skills. Education is fundamental to helping raise awareness for the plight of animals in Singapore. The more you know the more power you have to be the change.
Email volunteer@causesforanimals.com for a chat!
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Email volunteer@causesforanimals.com for a chat!
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Every Fridays are corporate Fridays at CAS!
We work with company's to encourage staff to volunteer on site and do their part for animals in need. We recently had two lovely teams from Google and ANZ Bank! They helped with feeding, showering and cleaning. CAS kennels are kept spick and span all day. We believe there is no reason that rescue animals in a shelter deserve any lesser than a clean, safe and conducive environment to be in. Thank you Google and ANZ Bank for the amazing work ❤️ ........................................................................ |
We recently had a group of special visitors from North Vista Secondary School who kindly ran a fund raiser and awareness campaign in their school as part of their VIA (Values in Acttion) Project.
The students also attended a tour to find out more about the work we do at CAS as well as the animals we care for. The students also left their mark by sponsoring a kennel in aid of the animals at CAS to help us continue our rescue and rehoming efforts. A Special Thank You to 3E1 as well as their form teachers for their effort and time to help street dogs and cats in Singapore via their efforts! ........................................................................................................... |
For more photos of our Volunteers in Action - click here

Donation Scam Alert
We have been made aware that there are scammers impersonating as our volunteers and asking for donations.
Please note that CAS does not solicit funds through telemarketing or door-to-doo fundraising campaigns. Please do not donate.
If you are ever approached in a public area from a person purporting to be a CAS volunteer, please first ask to see his/her NRIC and a copy of the collector’s Certificate of Authority issued by the Singapore Police Force. A sample COA is attached.
The Ministry of Culture, Community & Youth also provides useful tips on informed giving
https://www.mccy.gov.sg/en/Topics/Charities/Articles/Tips_on_informed_giving.aspx
We have been made aware that there are scammers impersonating as our volunteers and asking for donations.
Please note that CAS does not solicit funds through telemarketing or door-to-doo fundraising campaigns. Please do not donate.
If you are ever approached in a public area from a person purporting to be a CAS volunteer, please first ask to see his/her NRIC and a copy of the collector’s Certificate of Authority issued by the Singapore Police Force. A sample COA is attached.
The Ministry of Culture, Community & Youth also provides useful tips on informed giving
https://www.mccy.gov.sg/en/Topics/Charities/Articles/Tips_on_informed_giving.aspx