CAS COMMUNITY CARE
What does CAS Community Care do?
We work with industry professionals to identify people or families in need.
We then help provide assistance to ensure both the pet and people are looked after.
This could be in the form of animal medical assistance, transport for vet visits, or even something as simple as helping an owner and their pet get out for a daily walk. Here are some of the people who are involved:
Veterinarians who want to find help for their less fortunate clients
Welfare organisations who identify individuals who respond better with animals.
We provide access and assistance for local vet students who need hands on experience.
Please note our CCC programme is still in its pilot stage and will only launch when we have enough resources. If you'd like to see this become a reality, please write in to [email protected] to help!
We work with industry professionals to identify people or families in need.
We then help provide assistance to ensure both the pet and people are looked after.
This could be in the form of animal medical assistance, transport for vet visits, or even something as simple as helping an owner and their pet get out for a daily walk. Here are some of the people who are involved:
Veterinarians who want to find help for their less fortunate clients
Welfare organisations who identify individuals who respond better with animals.
We provide access and assistance for local vet students who need hands on experience.
Please note our CCC programme is still in its pilot stage and will only launch when we have enough resources. If you'd like to see this become a reality, please write in to [email protected] to help!
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Pets are in all our communities
People often we think we just help animals but the reality is, behind every animal we help there is a person or some people involved. All walks of life....
We work with elderly pet lovers, young children, troubled teenagers, people with disabilities, the less fortunate. Our work travels without barriers through all of Singapore's communites. |
Animals are good for us!
The bond between pets and people is powerful. Numerous studies show that pet ownership is associated with better overall physical and psychological health. People with pets have better cardiovascular health, are sick less often, and visit their doctor less frequently than non-owners. Psychologically, pets help their owners with loneliness, depression, and anxiety. They also provide companionship, a sense of purpose, and help their owners handle stress more effectively. CAS hopes to help our most vulnerable community members keep this important relationship in their lives for as long as possible. |
Sponsor every month or a one off donation
Sponsor a one-off donation via paypal, credit card (via givin.sg), atm, IB, chq, paynow. You can sponsor every month by paypal, credit card (via giving.sg) or bank standing instruction.
Sponsor a one-off donation via paypal, credit card (via givin.sg), atm, IB, chq, paynow. You can sponsor every month by paypal, credit card (via giving.sg) or bank standing instruction.
CAS is a registered charity and an Institute of Public Character (IPC) in Singapore. Donations made to us are entitled to tax relief if your Tax Reference Number (NRIC/FIN,UEN) is submitted to us at time of donation. By providing your Tax Reference Number you are consenting to the collection of your personal data for the purposes of processing your donation with CAS. More info
One-time donation via Paypal Sponsor every month via paypal
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For Paypal donors who enter their TRN, a tax-exempt receipt will be issued in 8-10 weeks' time.
For Paypal donors who do not enter their TRN: the confirmation sent by Paypal will be an acknowledgement of your donation, and no CAS e-receipts will be issued.
For Paypal donors who do not enter their TRN: the confirmation sent by Paypal will be an acknowledgement of your donation, and no CAS e-receipts will be issued.
Our recent Community Cases
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Max & Aunty (closed: thank you for your support)
Update: Max's skin condition has pretty much healed up completely. He still requires weekly medicated showers. Thanks to the commitment of Marcus, a volunteer, Max coat is looking lovely! The funds raised will not only cover Max bill but also help us offer aunty a little assistance through much needed groceries! Read more..... .Recently, we visited a Sheltie in need of community care. 12yr old Max lives with his owner, a 75 yr old aunty who is financially unable to properly care for him. She's also getting old and can't bend down easily to bathe him. Max is in need of medical treatment and other necessities, he does not have a collar or leash and could probably do with a bed. Max went to the vet on Monday, he has chronic demodex that has been flaring up on and off for about a year. He is currently taking unmarked antibiotics and using a antiseptic wash + anti itch cream. CAS volunteers will assist with taking Max to the vet and also ensure we help with one medicated shower a week. We hope to be able to continue to support Max road to recovery. We welcome support for Max diet, necessities and most importantly his medical care. |
Max before treatment
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Max's skin condition has improved
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Mdm Kang and Girl Girl (appeal closed: thank you)
Thank you so much for your very kind donations. We are closing the appeal for Mdm Kang and Girl Girl. Your generosity has greatly helped our efforts in providing medical aid to Girl Girl and a NTUC food voucher worth $200 to Mdm Kang. Should funds raised exceed the final medical & food bill, the surplus will be utilised for other Community Care recipients in need. Thank you for helping us help not only an animal in need but also the people in our community who love animals as much as we do. To find out more about the CAS Community Care projects, visit http://www.causesforanimals.com/community-care-work.html. If you know of anyone in your community who loves their pet dearly and needs some help with its medical care or even daily needs or necessities, please email us at [email protected]. We hope to make a difference in the lives of animals and our community each step of the way! Thank you for joining us on our path towards a better place for animals in Singapore! Background: Girl Girl was dumped outside Mdm Kang's home years ago. Mdm Kang used to be able to manage the care Girl Girl needed. Sadly, Mdm Kang was struck with cancer in the year 2013. She is financially drained and she uses her minimal savings for feeding of street cats and dogs. Mdm Kang is no longer the fit and strong lady we once knew but her spirit and love for stray animals is not broken. When she spoke to us, she eventually broken down in tears and told us her greatest worry if she passed on was Girl Girl. She begged us to help Girl Girl get better. We want to do all we can to support Girl Girl and Mdm Kang on their road to recovery. Life isn't easy but every battle can be won. Will you join us and Mdm Kang and Girl Girl in winning this battle? We welcome contributions in kind for Girl Girl and Mdm Kang too as life goes on for the ladies and we just want to make it a little special. We want them to know they are loved. Will you help us help them? With your help, we have enough to pay for Girl Girl's vet bill. Mdm Kang is also getting a gift from our generous donors. Thank you so much. (Any donations left after Girl Girl's bill is paid will be used to help other community care cases or animals in need.) |
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Community Case: Urgent Medical Appeal (closed)
Bonnie
Bonnie
 Clyde with his 'family'
UPDATE: Bonnie's is doing well after her surgery. Her appeal is now closed. Thanks so much to all her kind supporters for helping a Singapore Community dog.
Bonnie and Clyde are a sibling pair residing in a factory in Singapore. They were born to the streets. They are cared for by the kind guards and caretakers who look after the factory and its operations. The kind uncles took the sibling pair in but can only afford their meals. They care for the dogs like they were their own.These are what we call community dogs. They may not live in a home, but they are loved and bring great pleasure everyday to the local community. Sadly, Bonnie was hit by a speeding vehicle last week and the driver did not stop to take a second look at Bonnie. Bonnie suffered a fracture on her right hip. She is limping and moving around in great pain. We have found a kind vet willing to help with Bonnie's surgery at $1400. Her hospital care and stay till she recovers would cost about $600. We hope to raise $2000 for Bonnie to be treated and eventually returned to the factory where she is much loved by the kind uncles there. The CAS community care programme aims to help dogs not just in shelters or on the street but those who are loved and cared for by members of our Singapore community. Sometimes all they need is a little help and love when the going gets tough. Will you help us help Bonnie walk again? |
Bonnie at the vet
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