SPCA Singapore

10/10/2025

Did you know? Apart from cats and dogs, SPCA also cares for other small animals too!

Meet this little guy, Tigger, a shy but sweet boy looking for his forever home. With a little love and patience, he’ll come out of his shell in no time. Come say hello to him and our other animals at the adoption drive tomorrow.

Sat, 11 Oct 2025 | 11 AM – 3 PM
SPCA, 50 Sungei Tengah Road
No sign-ups required

08/10/2025

We are honored to have Minister of State for Trade & Industry and National Development, Mr Alvin Tan, at the SPCA Gala 2025 and Fundraiser last Saturday.

Our heartfelt gratitude to all our sponsors, supporters, backstage crew, and dedicated volunteers. We could not have done this without your presence, time, effort and donations.

While we may not have captured everyone in this post, please know that we are truly grateful for all that you have done for us. Your continued support empowers our clinic, rescue operations and animal welfare in Singapore.

04/10/2025

03/10/2025

As the countdown to our gala begins, we want to express our deepest gratitude to our incredible sponsors. Your generosity makes it all possible. Thank you!

01/10/2025

As we close 2025, we’re grateful for your support!❤️

Step into 2026 with our SPCA calendar, now available at $10 each. Every purchase helps shelter animals, rescues, cruelty investigations and clinic services.

Grab yours at SPCA or online: spcasingapore.com/products/spca-2026-calendars

26/09/2025

Silverfish was once injured and squeezed onto a family’s patio to rest. The homeowners alerted SPCA, and she was rescued as an emergency case.

Diagnosed with ringworm, flea infestation, flu, and severe malnourishment, she spent 2 months on meds, subcut, a special diet, and medicated baths before making a full recovery.

By August, Silverfish was cleared for adoption, and after a few tries she’s now thriving in a loving forever home!

19/09/2025

In rescue operations, animal welfare groups can alleviate the burden on authorities and streamline enforcement efforts. With more personnel on the ground, cases can be investigated thoroughly. The issuance of advisories would help to build awareness, spelling a stronger enforcement presence in society and deterring would-be offenders.

The White Paper also calls for more regulations to prohibit sale of pets and wildlife via online platforms, tackling the challenging and rampant online animal trade in Singapore.

17/09/2025

A litter of 4 X-Persian kittens rescued and adopted from an overcrowded household.

When the kitten siblings first arrived at the SPCA, their fur were matted and caked with dried faeces.

Without sterilisation and support, households with more than one pet can lead to hoarding and poor quality of life. While owners often do not intend harm, these pets are kept in cramped and unhygienic conditions with little care or food.

Bratwurst - Adopted after a month with us

Chorizo & Salami - Adopted together

Mort - Found a loving home with pets who were previously adopted from the SPCA

15/09/2025

Given the spike in animal cruelty and welfare cases, which has reached a 12-year peak in 2024, it is timely to revisit the penalties to assess if they serve as sufficiently strong deterrents under the Animals and Birds Act.

Longer disqualification periods ensure that adequate time is allocated for meaningful reflection, rehabilitation, treatment and reskilling.

09/09/2025

Sharing more details on the White Paper, we recommend that early education as part of the school curriculum, can help to encourage compassion at a younger age. While having a pet is a choice and some of us may love animals more than others, more public education can help to shape the societal norms of community animals co-existing together in a safe environment without threats of abuse.

08/09/2025

Meet today's foster features: Hazel, Peanut and Uncle Toh!

🌷 Hazel was adopted as a puppy and returned to the SPCA after her owner passed away. Calm and well-behaved, she’s happiest simply being by your side, whether it’s keeping you company in the kitchen, waiting patiently for your return, or joining you for short daily walks. Though shy with strangers and sensitive to loud noises, Hazel will flourish in a quiet, loving home with patient owners.

🥜 Peanut is a gentle, easy-going dog who needs a patient family willing to accept him as he is. Sensitive around his neck and prone to resource guarding, he will do best in a quiet home with people who understand his needs. With time and trust, Peanut will happily snooze by your side and enjoy lots of walks.

🍵 Uncle Toh came into our care in May 2025, likely lost or abandoned, but no one came forward to claim him. He has osteoarthritis and an eye condition that may need treatment, and he prefers gentle handling as he can be sensitive in certain areas. Despite this, Uncle Toh is a sweet, affectionate boy who loves treats and quiet companionship. With patience and understanding, he will reward his foster family with a special kind of joy.

Fostering gives our animals a temporary home where they can feel safe, recover, or simply enjoy life outside the shelter while waiting for a forever family. It also helps free up space at the SPCA for animals in urgent need.

Explore our Fostering Gallery to see who’s currently looking for a foster home at spca.org.sg/services/fostering/ (link in bio). You can also apply to be a fosterer directly through the link provided on the webpage.