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Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES) News & Blogs
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Updates On 7th Mar 2015
7th Mar 2015, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
STUDENTS MAKING A DIFFERENCE FOR ANIMALS!
Last week, 6 groups of elementary school students from the Canadian International School and German European School Singapore visited us at ACRES Wildlife Rescue Centre on an inquisitive mission. They approached us on their own accord, in search for knowledge and understanding on various animal protection issues they are concerned about: animal poaching, animal testing, animal rights, the animal fur and skin industry, animals in captivity, etc.
We are ...
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ACRES Singapore Is Fundraising For ACRES: Animal Concerns Research And Education Society
7th Mar 2015, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
ONE MORE DAY LEFT BEFORE WE END THIS CAMPAIGN TO GIVE WALNUT AND THE REST GOOD ENCLOSURES!
With your help, we have raised $16000 with online and offline donations, and we are short $6000 to reaching the goal!
With this, our Chief Executive, Louis Ng, along with colleagues Sabrina & Lionel, will dedicate the Green Corridor Run 2015, to Walnut!
The run is tomorrow, and we are literally going the distance for our animal friends. Join us, and help us meet the target!
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Updates On 6th Mar 2015
6th Mar 2015, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
NATIVE WILDLIFE RESCUE ROUNDUP: 6TH MARCH 2015
This week: three of our latest rescues, and a new face at the ACRES Wildlife Rescue Centre!
1. Outside working hours, our staff members may still encounter animals who need a little help. Spiderman, a white-vented mynah (top left), is one of them: he was tangled up in twine and got stuck among some branches, unable to move or fly. It took us a while to carefully remove all the twine, and then Spiderman was all set to fly away!
2. Bean (top ri...
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Updates On 4th Mar 2015
4th Mar 2015, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
OUR WILD NEIGHBOURS: WILD BOAR
We’re very lucky in Singapore to share our island home with a huge variety of wild animals, although many of these animals are rarely encountered and remain somewhat of a mystery to many people.
We’ll be sharing information about our fascinating wild neighbours every Wednesday, so that we can start to understand them better, starting with wild boars!
Wild boars are medium-sized animals. They live in groups (called sounds), and they are usually nocturnal, bein...
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Updates On 3rd Mar 2015
3rd Mar 2015, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
WE’RE RUNNING FOR WALNUT!
The Green Corridor Run 2015 is just around the corner, and guess who is running to raise funds for the animals?
Louis Ng, our Chief Executive, together with colleagues Lionel and Sabrina, will be donning their running hardware to raise funds to provide warmth for Walnut and other rescued animals!
Our Chinese New Year campaign has now ended, and we are really thankful to each and every one of you who donated and helped raise more than half the amount needed, and we...
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Updates On 2nd Mar 2015
2nd Mar 2015, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
BE A CHANGEMAKER: JOIN THE CHONG PANG PUBLIC FORUM ON ANIMAL PROTECTION POLICIES
It’s fantastic that nowadays there are so many groups rescuing animals. This work is important but our ultimate aim must be to eradicate the need for such rescues. To really move forward for the animals, we need to solve the root causes of animal abuse/suffering, and one way we can achieve this is through changes at policy level.
Join this year’s event to learn about the positive progress for animals that occu...
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Updates On 2nd Mar 2015
2nd Mar 2015, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
ROSSA’S RESCUE
Everyone can play a part in helping and protecting our native wildlife. Many times, all it takes is just a touch of compassion and initiative.
When a group of construction workers spotted Rossa on their first day back at work after Chinese New Year, she was lying in the middle of a construction site at Rifle Range Road and obviously in a bad way. So they called the ACRES Wildlife Rescue Hotline.
Rossa was covered with sand, severely dehydrated and hypoglycaemic. Inflammation o...
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Updates On 1st Mar 2015
1st Mar 2015, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
SO LONG TO SARAH, OUR INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTEER FROM GERMANY!
This week, we would like to shine our spotlight on Sarah Mans, our international volunteer from Germany. Sarah volunteered with ACRES from the 19th of January to the 14th of February. She’s an independent individual with initiative, and performed her duties at the Wildlife Sanctuary extremely well.
Besides helping out with the animal care team, Sarah also took the opportunity to join the outreach team and help out at our public edu...
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Updates On 1st Mar 2015
1st Mar 2015, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
A LIFE SAVED: THANK YOU, JASPER!
With the festive season almost coming to an end, we want to share a happy story about a donor who cared for our wildlife: Jasper!
Our rescue team got a call from Jasper, whose dog alerted him to a paradise tree snake that had ended up on his balcony. His neighbour saw the snake and wanted to kill it, thinking it was dangerous. But, thankfully, Jasper knew better, and called the ACRES Wildlife Rescue Hotline, and the rescue team was soon on the way to rescue the...
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Updates On 28th Feb 2015
28th Feb 2015, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
KEEP THEM WILD AND FREE: SLOW LORIS
Here begins a series on the illegal exotic pet trade in Singapore. Tune in every Saturday for features on the beautiful wild animals that we are - with your help – working hard to keep wild and free, and not kept as pets.
In today’s segment, we feature the lovely, wide-eyed, highly endangered slow loris.
Illegal poaching for the exotic pet trade is driving the slow loris to extinction. As they may inflict a toxic bite, slow lorises often have their sha...
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Updates On 28th Feb 2015
28th Feb 2015, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
BIG HANDS, BIGGER HEARTS ON VALENTINE'S DAY!
This Valentine's Day, we were delighted to welcome Project ‘Big Hands, Bigger Hearts’ to the ACRES Wildlife Rescue Centre (AWRC), creating a fruitful learning experience for nine lively children. Kudos to the NUS (National University of Singapore) students who succeeded in planning a meaningful and fun Valentine’s Day for the kids!
As well as learning about the work of the AWRC and the wild animals in our care, the students also learned all a...
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Updates On 27th Feb 2015
27th Feb 2015, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
NATIVE WILDLIFE RESCUE ROUNDUP: 27TH FEBRUARY 2015
Here are three very different recent rescues by the ACRES Wildlife Rescue Team!
Please remember to call the ACRES Wildlife Rescue Hotline at 97837782 if you see any wild animals in Singapore who need help.
And if you'd like to play a more hands-on role, you can join the rescue team as a volunteer! Find out more at http://www.acres.org.sg/volunteer/volunteer-with-u s.html or email volunteer@acres.org.sg
We had a very interesting start to th...
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