OUR 2022 CHRISTMAS WISH LIST
15th - 31st December 2022
Let's not forget our shelter and street animals during this festive season. Every Christmas, all of us at CAS work hard to bring love & comfort to as many animals as we can. This year is no different; we want to fulfil as many Christmas wishes as possible.
Give the Gift of Life!
Give the Gift of Life!
CAS provides food to shelter & street animals
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Street dogs and cats have no homes to call their own but the very least we can offer them would be daily meals so they do not die hungry. CAS works with feeders islandwide to supply cat and dog food.
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CAS offers medical aid to dogs and cats on our streets that have been victims of accidents, fights and injuries. We help groups, individuals and organisations that needs emergency and long term medical help for their animals. In 2022, we spent over $500,000 on medical aid.
Gandhi was rescued from a factory in Tuas. He originally was sterilised as part of the TNRM programme. Gandhi had a deep cut that penetrated into his flesh and hit the bone. He required surgery to help with the closing up of the wound. Your support, which enables street dogs to receive the medical care they need, is extremely important to us. |
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Trap, Neuter & Release (TNR) is the only way to ensure the already ballooning stray dog & cat population doesn’t increase any further. You can do your part to help us prevent more unwanted litters.
The CAS team only uses humane and food based methods to trap and sterilise these animals. The programme has proven to be immensely successful with little or no puppies being born in areas CAS is active in.
The CAS team only uses humane and food based methods to trap and sterilise these animals. The programme has proven to be immensely successful with little or no puppies being born in areas CAS is active in.
