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24/7 emergency hotline: 62875355 ext. 9 (Please DO NOT report animal emergencies via DMs) Find us at 50 Sungei Tengah Road, Singapore 6990125.

Animal shelter opening hours:
Due to government safety measures such as the circuit breaker, SPCA is closed for walk-ins until further notice. For enquiries, please reach us at [email protected].

18/07/2025

SPCA WELCOMES WALTER LEONG AS NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

“The goal is to continually enhance our animal welfare services while at the same time trying to make them redundant — because in an ideal state, there would no longer be a need for animal shelters or cruelty investigations. Our animals would all be safe at home or well-cared for in the community. [...] Until then, the SPCA will continue to be there for our animals in need, for as long as they need us.”—Walter Leong, SPCA Executive Director

Walter succeeds Aarthi Sankar, who has served since November 2021. Please join us in thanking Aarthi for her dedication to animal welfare, and in warmly welcoming Walter to the team!

11/07/2025

Get to know some of the wonderful animals looking for a home. Whether you are ready to adopt or just want to say hello, we would love to see you there!
See you tomorrow on 12 July (Saturday), from 11am to 3pm at SPCA Singapore, 50 Sungei Tengah Road, S699012. No sign-ups required. Just walk in!

27/06/2025

Cliff has spent over a decade in a shelter. Maybe it’s time he enjoyed his golden years in the comfort of a loving home. Meet the many friends he's made along the way (who are still waiting for their second chance) at July's adoption drive!

Date: Saturday, 12 July 2025
Time: 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Location: SPCA, 50 Sungei Tengah Road, S699012
No sign-ups required.

23/06/2025

On 29th March 2025, the SPCA received a troubling report about a kitten allegedly being abused at a workers’ canteen in Tech Park Crescent. According to the informant, a colleague of the suspected abuser, the kitten had been placed inside a plastic container and rolled around repeatedly on the night of 26th March, between 9.45pm and 10.30pm. The disturbing incident may have been captured by CCTV cameras in the area. The site supervisor was reportedly aware of the situation.

An unannounced inspection was carried out on 1st April. When the SPCA's Inspectors visited the premises, they were informed that the cat had since been released, as it was a community animal, and that a stern warning had been issued to the worker involved. However, the manager declined to show any CCTV footage or facilitate further investigation, prompting the SPCA to refer the matter to the Animal and Veterinary Service (AVS) for follow-up.

🚨 See something? Say something.
This case, like so many others, would have gone undetected if not for someone who chose to speak up. You can make that choice and be that difference too. If you witness abuse or neglect, even if you are unsure, it is always better to report it. Your voice might be the only one an animal has.

If you suspect cruelty or witness harm, here’s what you can do:
Take photos or videos of the incident if it is safe to do so
Note the location, time, and people involved
Report it immediately to the SPCA or AVS

SPCA hotline: 6287 5355 (ext. 9)
AVS hotline: 1800 476 1600
Police hotline: 999

20/06/2025

Growing old is a natural part of life, even for our beloved pets. As they age, their needs may change, but our love and care should never waver.

Here’s a simple guide to help you give your senior pet the best golden years possible. Swipe through to learn how you can make every moment count for your furry friend.

13/06/2025

Here’s who you can expect to see at tomorrow’s adoption drive!
See you on 14 June (Saturday), from 11am to 3pm at SPCA Singapore, 50 Sungei Tengah Road, S699012. No sign-ups required. Just walk in!

09/06/2025

Lilo was found on the patio of a ground floor condominium unit, looking painfully thin and unwell. Concerned for her health, the kind owner of the unit contacted the SPCA and Lilo was brought straight to our clinic.

Lilo was severely dehydrated, had a flea infestation, significant fur loss, and weighed only 1.94kg. She also tested positive for ringworm. Despite everything, she remained calm and gentle with our clinic team.

She was started on antifungal medication and continues to receive medicated baths every two days. She was severely dehydrated, so our clinic team administered subcutaneous fluids (a way to give fluids under the skin to help rehydrate her body slowly and safely). But this had to be stopped when her legs and tail began to swell from fluid retention (a condition called edema). Thankfully, her hydration levels returned to normal without it.

Today, Lilo is still recovering from ringworm in our infectious ward, but her transformation is underway. She is eating better, gaining weight, and showing signs of new fur growth. Through it all, she remains the sweetest little fighter.

This SG60, we and honour local animals like Lilo who benefit directly from the SPCA’s community clinic. Your support helps us give them the care they need.

Sayang our Specials. Support our clinic and help more animals like Lilo.
Donate via the link in bio or here: https://bit.ly/sayang-our-specials-sg60

All donations are eligible for 250% tax deduction when you provide your NRIC/FIN or UEN.

06/06/2025

Planning a getaway? Don’t forget your pet’s stay.

The holidays are here and while it is tempting to rush your travel plans, your pets should not be an afterthought. Whether you are asking a friend, hiring a sitter, or booking a boarding facility, your pet’s care needs planning too.

Swipe through to explore safe, responsible options and why just leaving food and water out is never acceptable.

02/06/2025

Neko might be a bit sniffly (chronic flu, you know), but that doesn’t stop her from dishing out the sweetest head bumps! Meet her and her friends at the June adoption drive!

Date: Saturday, 14 June 2025
Time: 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Location: SPCA, 50 Sungei Tengah Road, S699012
No sign-ups required.

12/05/2025

This Vesak Day, let’s not forget the furry, feathered, and four-legged friends who share our world. Let's remember to !

09/05/2025

It is never too late for you to meet your soulmate. Perhaps you can find them at our adoption drive happening tomorrow! See you on 10 May (Saturday), from 11am to 3pm at SPCA Singapore, 50 Sungei Tengah Road, S699012. No sign-ups required. Just walk in!

07/05/2025

🏎️ Coming to you Fast & Fur-rious 🏁
Rev up your engines for the SPCA’s Paws for A Cause Gala!

Date: 4 October 2025 (World Animal Day)
Time: 6:30pm till late
Venue: One Farrer Hotel

Gear up for an unforgettable night where compassion takes the fast lane! Every dollar raised powers the SPCA’s mission to rescue, protect, and advocate for animals in need. With over S$4 million needed annually, your support will put us on track to victory.

Ready to race for a cause?
Email [email protected] or visit https://bit.ly/fastnfurrious to book your spot, reserve a table, or indicate your interest.

Your donations and table/ seat purchases will be matched dollar-for-dollar under the Tote Board’s Enhanced Fundraising Programme, up to a maximum of $250,000.

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Find us at 50 Sungei Tengah Road, Singapore 699012. Animal Shelter Opening Hours: Due to government safety measures such as the circuit breaker, SPCA will be CLOSED to public until further notice. Only critical services will remain running. For emergencies, please call 6287 5355 ext 9 --------------------------------- For enquiries, please email us at [email protected].