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Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES) News & Blogs
Instantly update yourself on the latest animal welfare developments. Leading animal shelters and rescuers will share news and knowledge with you, consolidated through their blogs and social media pages.
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Updates On 18th Feb 2014
18th Feb 2014, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
The ACRES wildlife sanctuary needs constant maintenance for it to provide our animals with a comfortable living environment. The weather has been very dry and hot in the past two months and it has been forcing our tortoises to seek shelter, only coming out in the later afternoon or when it is cooler. We had initially put up shade nets to filter the sun but this has been insufficient.
To improve shade conditions, we are currently transplanting Banana plants and putting up bigger shade nets to pr...
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Updates On 18th Feb 2014
18th Feb 2014, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
ANIMALS FOR ASIA SINGAPORE 2014 VOLUNTEERS APPRECIATION DINNER
Quoted after the much famous Ghandi,
"The best way to loose yourself is to loose yourself in service to others"
Our volunteers definitely are living proof of it!
From all of us here at ACRES, "You are never just a volunteer.
You are part of our team; and this team could not have reached new heights without teamwork!"
Never question the value of volunteers! :) We believe.
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Updates On 17th Feb 2014
17th Feb 2014, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
King Kong - the one with the chain on the neck:
This week we are sharing with you an interesting macaque rescue story! While Suzzie is recovering progressively at ARVC, the Macaque Rescue Team have been spending their days attending to a young male macaque with a chain on its neck. When we first spotted this young one, we knew for sure that he was kept illegally as a pet. Driven from post-trauma of being held captive, King Kong has been living on the streets of an industrial estate. He is extre...
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Updates On 17th Feb 2014
17th Feb 2014, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
THEIR VOICELESS PAIN
"Close your eyes,
Draw a tight box in your head,
Place yourself in it,
Breath slowly,"
The neighbour next door just being dragged out,
All pens are empty now, but yours,
You are the last they say,
The distant squeals of death have ceased,
You heard your gate open,
You plead for another life in your head,
Wondering what this was all about,
Dragged out,
Struggling and fighting,
You couldn't fight the full grown arms and cold eyes
At your last squeal,
You turned t...
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Updates On 16th Feb 2014
16th Feb 2014, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
Supporters and volunteers help us make our wishes for the animals come true! Not only by speaking up for animals, calling us for wildlife in distress, but also by dropping off surprise donations in-kind which we love!
Yesterday, we received a surprise delivery of several daily use items such as toilet rolls, cleaning solutions, face masks, gloves, syringes, coffee and tea for our centre. We do not know who you are, but our heartfelt thanks goes out to you for taking time off your Saturday morni...
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Updates On 14th Feb 2014
14th Feb 2014, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
These children agree that we can still love animals and learn about them without seeing them in person or the animals in captivity.
Would you like to make a new year resolution this year? Learn more about how each individual, young and old can help animals in their own special ways? Find out more about our Education Program and make a change today.
Email maggielim@acres.org.sg for more information.
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Updates On 12th Feb 2014
12th Feb 2014, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
How exciting!! The ACRES Wildlife Guardians training will be held this Saturday (the 15th of February 2014) at the ACRES Education Centre. Ever felt like doing your bit for the animals? Here's your chance! Register your interest now with Gretchen at gretchen@acres.org.sg. The training will last from 10am to 5pm, and will include a vegetarian lunch! The training fee is $30.
We hope you will lend us a hand, by becoming a Wildlife Guardian this weekend!! We hope to see you soon!
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Updates On 12th Feb 2014
12th Feb 2014, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
From ACRES Lao PDR "In the first week of this month, we had four new animals in our care!
The four macaques were donated in the middle of the night. The monk who brought them said he had traveled from a temple in southern Lao. He explained that the temple is very close to what is know locally as a 'monkey forest' and is home to many macaques. He told us that people will often catch them to be kept as pets or tourist 'attractions' but that they will often get donated to the temple too.
Having h...
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Updates On 11th Feb 2014
11th Feb 2014, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
Since the opening of our outdoor sanctuary on the 14th Nov 2013, we are constantly making improvements to it. Our latest development would be the outdoor kitchen, that is being used to prepare food and enrichment for our animals now.
Kalai, our Head of Animal Care, started getting the kitchen up with quality recycled materials and here are some of the pictures how the kitchen came about just from an unfriendly slope and a narrow pathway we had!
And our heartfelt thanks goes to Mr Pomp, our supp...
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Updates On 11th Feb 2014
11th Feb 2014, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
BABY CHICKS SIDE OF THE STORY!
In their shells, baby chicks chirp back to their mother's call and to each other through their shells.
DID YOU KNOW?
In factory farming, a baby chick will never get to meet his or her parents because they are taken from her as soon as they are laid and placed in large incubators.
THINK ABOUT IT.
"Chickens are able to recognize more then 100 individuals. Even when an object is taken away and hidden from them, chickens are able to comprehend and understand that ...
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Updates On 10th Feb 2014
10th Feb 2014, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
The Unexpected Emergency:
It was suppose to be a normal day of routine bandage change for Suzzie at the animal hospital. But things took a drastic turn. Dr Ly examined the condition of her already badly injured hand and decided that it has to be amputated. Her hand had multiple fractures, dead and rotting tissues, her skin was ripped off and 4 of her fingers were so dead that they dropped off on their own. Only her last finger could be saved.
It was 4 hours of intensive operation. But to our...
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