asdsingapore.com — If you wish to help the animals, kind contributions can be sent by cheque with the following details:Payee Name: Action For Singapore Dogs SocietyAddress: ASD c/o Ricky Yeo Blk 402 #06-246 Clementi Ave 1 Singapore 120402

spca.org.sg —  Our History The Singapore SPCA was in existence in the 1800s and a report from the Straits Times Press dated October 3rd 1878 said, “the number of cases brought under the notice of the Singapore Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals during the first quarter ending September 30th 1878 was 84, of these 3 were for cruelty to hack ponies, 17 for ill-treatment of oxen and 4 for causing suffering to birds by shooting them with ‘sumpitans’. In 10 cases, the offenders were cautioned and discharged by the Magistrate, 6 were convicted and fined and the remainder were visited by the Agents, who in every case verified that wounded animals and those unfit for labour were not made to work until their condition improved.” This information was recently acquired from a past committee member’s file, but until 1947, there are no other details available. After the Japanese occupation of Singapore in 1947, the RSPCA as it was known then, was revived by an Englishwoman, Miss Lucia Bach. She ran a boarding house and at the same time took in unwanted stray animals. In the early 1950s, through the generosity of a Eurasian lady, strays were housed on her property and rehomed by volunteers.

nacanet.org — National Animal Control Association Vision The vision of the National Animal Control Association is to become the most widely recognized and respected world leader in the field of animal protection and care by setting the standards for professionalism through training, networking, advocacy, and humane law enforcement. Mission The mission of the National Animal Control Association is to define and promote professionalism in the animal protection care and humane law enforcement field by providing quality services, education, training, and support. Values The organizational values of National Animal Control Association are: professionalism dedication leadership integrity innovative diversity accessible compassion