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I Am Inevita-Bull. Check Out This Awesome Vegan Fo..
15th Dec 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

“I AM INEVITA-BULL” Check out this awesome Vegan food guide! https://www.veganfoodquest.com/vegan-guide -to-singapore/ It’s REASONA-BULL, AFFORDA-BULL and lots of healthy VEGETA-BULL! #CrueltyFreeLifestyle #Plantbased #Fortheanimals

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This Is How Singapore’s Wild Animals Die
15th Dec 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

“It never gets easier. To see an animal that [who] is dying, in pain, bleeding, it never gets easier.” Read on to learn more about making the never-easy-to-make decisions and the challenges that our vet and the 24/7 wildlife rescue team go through, for that matter - almost every animal rescuer goes through! https://www.ricemedia.co/culture-people-acres-an imal-euthanasia/

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A Human's Cruel Act To A Defenceless Bird
11th Dec 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

THE NEED FOR KINDNESS AND COEXISTENCE Our 24-hour wildlife rescue hotline received a call for a mynah who was seen dangling from a unit’s laundry pole stand in Yishun. Our rescue officers were shocked to learn from the unit’s resident that the mynah was deliberately hung from the pole to teach the mynah (and other mynahs) a lesson so they can “learn” not to enter her kitchen. The mynah was assessed for injuries and given some water and food before being released. The resident was info...

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Nparks’ Vets Observe ‘no Abnormal Behaviour’ By Rws Dolphins After Viral Video Raises Alarm
6th Dec 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

THERE IS NO BEAUTY WITHOUT FREEDOM It was heartbreaking to watch the video that was shared online, of a dolphin banging his or her head against the enclosure barrier, reportedly taken at Resorts World Sentosa, and anyone can tell that the dolphin in the video was suffering and displayed "abnormal" behaviour. https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/ nparks-vets-observe-no-abnormal-behaviour-dolphins -visit-rws-sentosa-facility-after-viral You CAN help these animals simply by not watching them ...

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Wildlife Rescue Volunteer Recruitment. Help Wildli..
4th Dec 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

[WILDLIFE RESCUE VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT] Help wildlife who may be injured, orphaned or displaced. You'll be trained to raise much-needed awareness for the human-wildlife conflicts and handle animals rescued from the exotic and illegal pet trade. For details and registration, click here --> https://bit.ly/2U1O1lS Date: This Saturday, 7 December 2019 Time: 10:00am – 5:00pm Venue: ACRES (91 Jalan Lekar, Singapore 698917) Programme fee: SGD 50.00 (Suitable for ages 21 and above) #ACRESVolunteer ...

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Acres: Animal Concerns Research And Education Society (singapore)'s Cover Photo
4th Dec 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

Take an environmentally-conscious dive trip at Tasik Ria Resort Manado this World Animal Day and 20% of your package fee will be donated to ACRES. Available from now till 31 December 2019. Price list can be found here: www.acres.org.sg/divefundraiser #CharityEvent #ScubaDiving #MarineLife #Indonesia #ACRES Photo credit: Grant Thomas

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We're Hiring. Have You Got The Creativity And Comm..
2nd Dec 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

WE'RE HIRING! Have you got the creativity and communication skills to develop content, lead fundraising and volunteering programmes? You might be the Supporter Engagement Executive we’re looking for! Get more details and email your resume to info@acres.org.sg: www.acres.org.sg/wildlife-rescu e/our-careers/ Photo by Cyril Ng #NGO #Career #WeAreHiring #JobOpportunity

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C'mon Down To Unwind With Live Music With Jack And..
1st Dec 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

C'mon down to unwind with live music with Jack and Rai and have a drink or two, alcohol or non-alcohol! It's only for a good cause, and 'tis the Christmas season... ;)

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Bayshore Redemption. Meet Tom And Jerry, Two Radia..
29th Nov 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

BAYSHORE REDEMPTION Meet Tom and Jerry, two radiated tortoises who were found abandoned in a tub at Bayshore condominium by the security guards in September. Once they complete their quarantine period, they will be introduced to the other resident radiated tortoises - Todd, Denise and Radio who currently reside at our sanctuary. Radiated tortoises, native to Madagascar, are critically endangered due to habitat loss, poaching for their meat and over exploitation of the wildlife pet trade. Until...

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Wala Wala Cafe Bar Will Be Celebrating The Year-En..
25th Nov 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

Wala Wala Cafe Bar will be celebrating the year-end with us and @jackandrai this Sunday 1st December, 9.00pm at level 2! 20% of the drinks you order (alcohol and non-alcohol) will be donated to ACRES. Will you be there?

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One-Day Wildlife Bootcamp. Yes, The School Holiday..
23rd Nov 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

ONE-DAY WILDLIFE BOOTCAMP Yes, the school holidays are HERE! Anticipating your little one/s to be more restless than usual? Don’t panic! Our bootcamp, specially tailored for ages 7 to 9 years old, will encourage compassion towards animals and bring you and your child closer to the wildlife in Singapore. Follow this link: www.acres.org.sg/wildlifebootcamp

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Acres: Animal Concerns Research And Education Society (singapore)'s Cover Photo
22nd Nov 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

Wildlife Bootcamp for Kids! Get more info here: www.acres.org.sg/wildlifebootcamp

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Wildlife Pests?. A Farm Had Set Up Traps For Anima..
21st Nov 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

WILDLIFE PESTS? A farm had set up traps for animals because their plantation had been damaged by iguanas. Although green iguanas are non-native, the population in Singapore is contributed by the illegal wildlife trade and collective abandonment, and the results can be dire. Unfortunately, two iguanas were trapped and held in rusted and filthy cages. Similarly, seven yellow-vented bulbuls were trapped too, of which all animals were subsequently seized by the National Parks Board (NParks). If y...

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Friends Come In All Shapes, Sizes And Species. If ..
20th Nov 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

Friends come in all shapes, sizes and species! If you agree, then the abillionveg app will provide you an array of plant base food options. Search by your craving-of-the-moment and satisfy your taste buds that is kind to the animals! Plus, if you share YOUR reviews, you too can raise funds for ACRES. Download from the App Store or Google Play: https://bit.ly/2JHqxzY #BeAnimalConscious #abillionveg

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Human-Wildlife Coexistence In Asia: Conflicts And Mitigations Conference 2019
19th Nov 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

Delve into talks on the wildlife trade and human-wildlife #coexistence? Register with @janegoodallsingapore Find out more on our events page and sign up at jgisconference2019.peatix.com

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Green Iguana Bobo May Look Like A Plastic Toy In T..
17th Nov 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

Green iguana Bobo may look like a plastic toy in the photo. As with others of his own kind at our wildlife rescue centre, they each portray what they would have possibly endured. You can learn of their individual quirks and be updated of their well-being at just $30 a month. For more information on our Wildlife Supporter Scheme, click here: https://bit.ly/2qPPcM1 #WildlifeSupporter #ACRES #SayNoToWildlifeTrade

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The Good Doctor
14th Nov 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

When you choose to smell like animal poo and pee over Chanel No. 5... Watch Dr. Venisri Prithivi Raj's story here: https://bit.ly/32K1h2F #Veterinarian

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Green-Crested Lizard Changes Colour!
7th Nov 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

GREEN IS THE NEW BLACK What looks like last week's Halloween trick or treat is nothing short of nature's wonderful ways of language. Green-crested lizards are known to turn to darker shades during their courtship behaviour, but also when they are stressed. Here is one who fell into the sink at the Volunteer Lounge, turning back to green in less than 2 minutes before scurrying off. Did this lizard feel fear and express stress? If we do not speak their language, can we conclude that they don...

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A Mathematical Problem You Dont Come Across In Sch..
6th Nov 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

A MATHEMATICAL PROBLEM YOU DON’T COME ACROSS IN SCHOOL Feeding pigeons may be an act of good intentions but it does lead to increase in population, complaints and culling. This is how the algorithm works. Say there are 20 pigeons (like those in the photo) in your estate who forage naturally for survival. Two residents in your neighbourhood started feeding rice and bread daily to the flock who likes to come to the grass patch every day. With additional food they reproduce more. Why? Because ...

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Help Fund The Acres Wildlife Rescue Efforts By Acres
4th Nov 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

One may think Singapore wouldn't have much wildlife, or wonder why even protect or help wildlife. Like us animals with consciousness, wild animals get stressed, feel frightened and seek social attention; like a baby animal who is lost or wants play, like python who got run over by a vehicle, or like a bird who smacked into a window. Please donate so we can help fellow sentient beings who are unable to speak for themselves: https://www.giving.sg/acres/wildlifere scue

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