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'BOWLS' is back!
Our annual appeal took a hiatus last year but we are excited to restart the appeal to raise funds for medical and food in aid of street and shelter animals .
Rescuing an animal is not the end of the road, it is the very first step. The work of treating the animals' illness and rehabilitating them to fit into a home environment can take months and sometimes years. Through the process the animals will need food and medical support.
Our new facility allows us to continue actively with our Stray Management Scheme which is in line with the nationwide TNRM programme. We hope to continue to have the means to gradually take dogs off the streets and place them in loving homes to call their own in due time. With more funds, we will also be able to feed more hungry animals and medicate more ill and injured street or shelter animals in need.
Our annual appeal took a hiatus last year but we are excited to restart the appeal to raise funds for medical and food in aid of street and shelter animals .
Rescuing an animal is not the end of the road, it is the very first step. The work of treating the animals' illness and rehabilitating them to fit into a home environment can take months and sometimes years. Through the process the animals will need food and medical support.
Our new facility allows us to continue actively with our Stray Management Scheme which is in line with the nationwide TNRM programme. We hope to continue to have the means to gradually take dogs off the streets and place them in loving homes to call their own in due time. With more funds, we will also be able to feed more hungry animals and medicate more ill and injured street or shelter animals in need.
FOOD
We support feeding of 1000 dogs and 100 cats islandwide. 365,000 bowls of food are needed for just one year ------------------------- |
MEDICAL
Our Medic Aid & Emergency fund expenditure was over $400,000 in last 12 months. It is vital we have the necessary funds available to help & prevent suffering of animals in need ----------------------------------- |
CAS actively feeds and helps street and shelter animals off the street. This is especially so for sick and needy animals
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Play the video to find out more about the animals we have helped the past year. |
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BELLBOY
Bell Boy is from a farm in the North. He was discovered with a gaping wound on his shoulder blade. He required 2 weeks of hospitalisation and medical care which included wound cleaning and oral medication. Bell Boy's wound has since recovered and he is looking much better now and has returned to the care of his feeder. |
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BOB TAIL
Bob Tail is a female from the Seletar area. She was recently caught as part of our TNR efforts. We discovered she has a wound on her vulva with maggots coming out from it. Bob Tail required a surgical procedure to clean up the wound and to have all the maggots removed and medication to ensure she heals well. We are lucky to have been able to secure Bob Tail and preventing the wound from festering further. Dogs like Bob Tail have nowhere to call home and no one to call family but we can ensure they do not die in pain or hunger. |
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MARSH
Marsh came in from Marsiling as a street cat. His legs had been tied so tightly in a plastic bag that oxygen supply had been cut off and the poor boy sustained severe wounds. After 90 days of hospitalisation, Marsh has finally recovered and has joined his feeder who will continue to care for him! |
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HALUS BOY
Halus Boy was rescued in the Eastern part of Singapore as a street dog. The poor boy was found with a rather oddly dented in body and an X Ray revealed the puppy had a tummy full of bones. He has since been treated and thankfully things are looking up for sweet little Halus Boy. |
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MEOWW
Meoww was found abandoned under an estate with a nasty injury on his tail . He had 3 days of hospitalisation and medical care including wound cleaning and antibiotics He had since gotten better and feeders are trying to rehome him |
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