Hamster Society Singapore

07/09/2025

Calie 🧡🤎—tri-coloured like a Calico cat and powered by pure curiosity (and maybe one confused brain cell). She’ll pop out the moment she hears bedding rustle, ready to investigate with her signature blur-toot face. Treat time? Expect her to search the floor while you’re holding it the whole time 😅

She loves hoomans, head pats, and short cuddles. From scratching pebbles to hauling walnuts, Calie’s surprisingly strong for someone so snack-confused. She’s endlessly entertaining and always up to something.

✨ Bonus: She once lifted a huge pebble with her mouth. Queen behavior.

Pretty, or Pretty Toot!

06/09/2025

Meet Remon 🍋—the stanky, snack-hoarding fluffball with a huge personality. He adores hoomans, head pats, and will stand tall to greet you if he hears you nearby. If he’s held a little too long, he’ll gently nibble to let you know he’s ready to hop off (no hard feelings, just hamster manners 😌). From climbing missions to food-hoarding side quests, this curious gremlin is chaos wrapped in cuteness.

✨ Bonus: He spins for pine nuts.
🩺 Note: Future paw-rents should keep an eye out in case his past skin issues resurface—he’s doing great now, but a little vigilance goes a long way!

A Stanky Acidic Lemon Pudding!

27/06/2025

𝗨𝗽𝗱𝗮𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗩𝗲𝘁 𝗟𝗶𝘀𝘁
Save this post for future reference! 🐹💙 Now’s a good time to check where your nearest hamster-savvy vet is. The full list is also available on our website!🚑

05/06/2025

Meet Scarlet 🔥
Scarlet escaped her tiny home in the Far West and went on a bold void deck adventure before arriving safely at HSS. This red-eyed, white-banded Syrian beauty is now slowly learning to trust and socialize.

She’s a gentle, cautious soul who startles easily and needs a patient, understanding companion. The best way to approach her? Ruffle the bedding nearby and hold out your hand — she’s always watching, even if she doesn’t come over right away. 👀

She’s not fussy with food, but has made her preferences clear: no to salmon, chicken, or tofu. Yes to crunchy snacks and veggie treats!

Things to note:
• Shy and easily startled — best approached gently and with patience
• Quiet and observant — may take time to warm up
• Never bites, but her intense stare might just read your soul 😮‍💨

Scarlet is full of quiet charm and potential. With the right person, she’ll blossom. She’s now looking for a calm, loving forever home 🐹❤️

Soft steps, sharp sense, and eyes that see everything

03/06/2025

Meet Momo 🍑
Momo is a peachy girl with a bold personality in her cage, but a total sweetheart once she’s out. She loves her food — especially Fatpouches seed mixes, mealworms, pine nuts, and sprays like flax and millet. She can clear a whole stalk in one night! 😤

Things to note:
• Not fond of hands in her cage — use the cup method or let her come out on her own
• Has had two UTIs (now cleared) — may be prone, so do watch for reddish p*e and seek vet care if needed

Momo is a beautiful, food-loving girl who just needs a little patience and understanding. She’s looking for a loving forever home 🐹💖

Squishy, Feisty and Sassy

21/05/2025

🚙💥 Meet Monster Truck—the original inspiration behind the car-themed crew! Part of a surrender of 8 hams, he showed his might the moment he stood on his back legs to p*er at his fosterer from a tiny, cramped cage he had to share. This wasn’t just any Syrian... this was a MONSTER TRUCK (dwarf) HAMSTER!!!

Yes, Truckie is HUGE (70+ grams!), but he’s just big-boned, okay? Not one for zoomies like his neighbour Vezel, Monster prefers the underground life—wiggling, digging, and burrowing like the Sandworms of Arrakis. But shake a snack container, and he’ll erupt from the tunnels like a furry, hungry dune beast.

He wears his past on his sleeve (or rather, his ear—with two little holes as souvenirs), but he doesn’t let it slow him down—not even when his fosterer smothers him in kisses and sniffs his surprisingly pleasant scent.

🧡 Bring this big boy home and shower him with treaties, boops, and all the love he deserves!

Truck YEAH he's huge!

18/05/2025

Miss Mama Vezel is finally a single woman—free to run to her heart’s content! Part of a surrender of 8 (eight!) hammies, she had only ever known life in a shared cage—with other hamsters, and later her 4 pups.

Named after all the sp*edy Grab drivers on the road, Vezel lives up to her name—this sp*ed demon clocks up to 3KM a night on her wheel! If you value your sleep, make sure it’s a silent one, because she stops for no human.

She was once terrified of her fosterer (screamed during her first clean-up!) but has since realised that ‘torture’ was a one-off. She still hates being flipped onto her back, but has learned to nibble rather than bite—curious little love bites when she’s intrigued or mildly annoyed. Wouldn’t you, if someone kept sticking fingers in your face?

Vezel is a little fatty lady, but there’s no need for body shaming when she outruns her fosterer every night. She’s blossomed into a cutie ball of ham—delightful to watch, hold, and sometimes even kiss.

🚗💨 Will you be parking this Honda in your Ham-garage?

BEEP BEEP Your Grab-Ham is here! 

17/05/2025

We are back again with more hamster myths because misinformation hurts, and our little friends deserve better. Some things may look cute or seem harmless, but they can actually point to stress, discomfort, or unmet needs.

Let’s keep learning, unlearning, and doing better for them, one myth at a time! 🐹

12/05/2025

We wish everyone a Vesak filled with light, love, and growth! 🧘‍♂️🪷💫 May you walk the path of kindness and compassion towards all living creatures - especially hamsters! 🐹🥹💞

06/05/2025

Are you accidentally believing these hamster myths? 🤔❌🐹

Ever heard you must throw away all bedding during cage cleans, or that smaller pets equal cheaper vet bills? Is it true hamsters are great starter pets for little kids? Let’s set the record straight!

Swipe 🔚 to debunk some common myths about hamster care and find out how to keep your furry friend happy and healthy 🐾✨

And yes, there are even more myths to bust! Stay tuned for Part 2 coming soon 🔥👀

25/04/2025

What words like “I bred and sold hamsters” can really mean.

Here’s what we’ve seen over the years:

-Hamsters packed in filthy plastic boxes, covered in their own waste.
-Mothers forced to breed nonstop, their babies dead beside them.
-Cancerous tumors the size of their heads, untreated and ignored.
-Missing limbs. Rotten skin. Eyeballs falling out or sealed shut with pus.
-Rescues pulled from rubbish bins, shoe boxes, food containers, and once, a Hai Di Lao paper bag.
-All from hoarding and backyard breeding cases. All real.

This is the reality behind “just selling a few pets.”
This is what happens when animals are treated like products.

If any part of this makes you angry, uncomfortable, or sad? That’s the start of awareness.
And if you want to turn that awareness into action, we’d be grateful for your support.
Your donation keeps our rescues alive, funded, and fighting.

25/04/2025

Unlicensed breeding and selling of pets is illegal in Singapore.

So when MP Edward Chia Bing Hui publicly shares that he bred and sold hamsters at 10 years old, and frames it as the beginning of his entrepreneurial journey, it’s not something to celebrate. It’s something we need to talk about.

Animals are not products. Whether it’s hamsters, dogs, cats, rabbits, lives should never be reduced to $dollar$ signs. Breeding without a license isn’t just illegal. It’s irresponsible.

At Hamster Society Singapore, we rescue countless hamsters dumped in boxes, bins, with cancers and tumors and worse. Many of these cases come from irresponsible breeders, breeding animals without care, sold without screening, and abandoned when they’re no longer “cute” or convenient.

Entrepreneurship is important, but compassion and responsibility must come first, especially when lives are involved.

With polling day just around the corner, let’s be more thoughtful about the people we vote for. Should we be reinforcing outdated mindsets? Or should we be shaping a future that values compassion, ethics, and accountability?

Ask questions. Demand better. Animals, and our society, deserve it.