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#abillionveg For The Animals
23rd Oct 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

#ABILLIONVEG FOR THE ANIMALS We’re honoured to be a sanctuary partner of ABV, the app that is changing the landscape of food businesses by bridging consumer demands with F&B operators. Additionally, through you, they contribute US$1.00 for every review you create. Download the app, snap and review vegan food and products to donate for the animals! #Lifestyle #Apps #Animals

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Uhu The Spitting Cobra Gets Stuck!
21st Oct 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

[REPTILE AWARENESS DAY] VENOMOUS SNAKES They’re not out to kill us all (or take over the world), as you’ll notice in the video. Equatorial spitting cobras are highly venomous– two words that instil fear and panic in us. These venomous species, including king cobras, vipers, sea kraits and coral snakes, have been around for the longest time, albeit ongoing urban developments have increased sightings of spitting cobras. Films portray grotesque snake mutants larger than a shophouse and dea...

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Like A Team Of Fireballs, Driven With The Passion ..
18th Oct 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

Like a team of fireballs, driven with the passion for animals, the group of @forensicscienceNUS from National University of Singapore worked hard at a LOAD of maintenance chores, as well as merchandise designs! A big Thank You to each and every one of you for toiling away on a weekend morning. Special thanks to the coordinators, Professor Stella, Professor Eugene and Ms Michelle Boo. We hope to work with your fireball of a team again soon!

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Rough Day?. Youre Not Alone. Young And Curious Plu..
11th Oct 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

ROUGH DAY? You’re not alone. Young and curious Plushie had his head stuck between the metal bars, and mom tried her best to help. Watch how this unfolds. #FacePalm #AcresWildlifeRescue

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A Place To Call Home? Not. It Was A Disheartening ..
9th Oct 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

A PLACE TO CALL HOME? NOT! It was a disheartening sight to see an adult green iguana living in this cage along a corridor of a Housing Development Board (HDB). From the size of the cage to the inappropriate flooring, one can only imagine how frustrating it is for a wild animal to be unable to act upon their natural instincts. The iguana has since been seized by the National Parks Board (NParks) and a warning letter was issued to the flat owner. Wild animals, although often kept as exotic pets,...

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Little Stardust Was Named For The Tiny Being She I..
7th Oct 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

Little Stardust was named for the tiny being she is, all alone in the vast universe. She was found beside her deceased mother, along a mountain bike trail in a nature park. As they were rescued, she clung on to her late mother. Wild as they are, they still feel. SHE could feel. Perhaps afraid of being out in the open. Perhaps confused why momma isn’t moving. #AnimalsMatterToMe #AcresWildlifeRescue #A CRES #BeAnimalConscious

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Hawksbill Turtle Noms!
4th Oct 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

HAPPY WORLD ANIMAL DAY! Observing wild animals in their natural element is nothing but magical, so dive instructor Denise McIntyre is bringing you a charity dive fundraiser with @Tasik Divers Manado where 20% of your dive purchase will go towards our animal protection programmes. Simply book your trip with a deposit from now till 31 December 2019 to make your donation count and let your diving travel plans unfold without hurry in 2020. Click here for more details: https://acres.org.sg/divefu...

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Urban Developments And Increased Wildlife Sighting..
2nd Oct 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

URBAN DEVELOPMENTS AND INCREASED WILDLIFE SIGHTINGS The on-going developments in the Southwestern parts of Singapore means more sighting of Singapore’s wild neighbours, especially the long-tailed macaques. Being forest fringe animals, they will seek new resting and foraging sites in concentrated residential areas as their forests become fragmented due to our urbanisation. Animals use just about anything to move between spaces: park connectors, bridges, canals, roads and even expressways. The...

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Time For Art This World Animal Day. Let Your Creat..
1st Oct 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

TIME FOR ART THIS WORLD ANIMAL DAY! Let your creativity flow as you immerse yourself in the beauty of the fauna and flora. It’s not QUITE the “drawing scene” of the Titanic, but there in our Sanctuary, you will be with oil pastels, water colours and pen & ink as you sketch away the exotic wild animals rescued from the illegal pet trade. A big thank-you to talented artist and long-serving volunteer Alpana Ahuja who will be our art guide for the day. [REGISTER HERE] http://bit.ly/2L3GDn8...

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First-Time Mothers Be Like. Watch How The Nervous ..
30th Sep 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

FIRST-TIME MOTHERS BE LIKE…. Watch how the nervous younger mother warms up to the dominant female with her social etiquette skills. And as their children play, the bigger young gently instigates play with the smaller young. Like us humans, #LongTailedMacaques have complex social structure in their troops and you may come across lone macaques in residential areas using park connectors because of habitat fragmentation. Through our wildlife management assessments, the root cause of conflicts o...

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Donate To Fund Our Wildlife Rescue Efforts. Thank ..
29th Sep 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

DONATE TO FUND OUR WILDLIFE RESCUE EFFORTS Thank you so much for your generous contributions thus far! We launched this Give Asia page to fund our wildlife rescue efforts for the entire 2019. Though far from the target, we are truly grateful to those who have contributed in name and anonymously. We spend an average of $60.14 every hour just on rescue and rehabilitation alone, so every dollar donated will ensure sufficient funds for us to continue helping wildlife in distress. Please make a d...

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Green Iguanas Illegal Pets In Singapore. Green Igu..
27th Sep 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

[GREEN IGUANAS] ILLEGAL PETS IN SINGAPORE Green iguanas, native to Central and South America, are traded worldwide for the exotic pet trade. While the trade is illegal in Singapore, ACRES has more than 29 iguanas who were handed over or rescued since we officially opened in 2009. Skyline, pictured here, is currently being treated for fungal infections and is quarantined for close monitoring. These reptiles have complex needs in captivity which are rarely met by ill-informed and incompetent pe...

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Church Of St Mary Of The Angels Is Celebrating Wor..
24th Sep 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

Church of St Mary of the Angels is celebrating World Animal Day on Sunday, 6 October with adoption drives, animal blessing and fundraising charity booth sales. Come support your local charities and the domestic animals who need a home, and why wild animals belong in the wild! #WorldAnimalDay #ACRES

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What The Cluck?. Like Some Of Us, He Was Angry At ..
23rd Sep 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

WHAT THE CLUCK? Like some of us, he was angry at first at his own reflection. Like many of us, he likes to check himself out in the mirror (sometimes for up to an hour). Like many of us, he loves his food! Like a few of us, he often doesn’t get along with his neighbour roosters. Like many of us, he gets curious when there is a new chick in the block. Like all of us, he can feel pain. Like all of us, he just wants to live safely. Kannamma is one of our rescued roosters who was found by...

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Alpana Ahuja Making A Difference Through Art. Form..
21st Sep 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

ALPANA AHUJA: MAKING A DIFFERENCE THROUGH ART Formally trained in textile design, Alpana Ahuja has come a long way dedicating her life to make positive changes for the animals around us. One of our long-serving wildlife rescue volunteers and Vice President of the ACRES Executive Committee, Alpana is also an extremely talented artist who has auctioned many of her artworks to raise funds for animals, including merchandise pieces for us. This World Animal Day, Alpana will be hosting Live Art Sess...

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Nurturing Wildlife Etiquette And Compassion. Its A..
20th Sep 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

NURTURING WILDLIFE ETIQUETTE AND COMPASSION It’s a great time to step away from the desks and learn about the animals in our own backyard! Exactly what or WHO are these animals? How does littering affect us and the animals around us? Do chickens get stressed? We can help! Click on the link to get started: http://acres.org.sg/school-and-corporate-talks/ # Education #ACRES #BeAnimalConscious

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More Than Just Diving. You Can Directly Celebrate ..
18th Sep 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

MORE THAN JUST DIVING! You can directly celebrate World Animal Day in October with instructor DMc Ann who will take you on an environmentally conscious dive trip at Tasik Ria Resort Manado from now till 31 December 2019. Simply prebook and purchase (deposit required) your dive trip or PADI course via email (denise@dmcthediver) and 20% of your purchase will go towards our animal protection programmes to commemorate World Animal Day this October! View the price list here: https://acres.org.sg/...

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ACRES: Animal Concerns Research And Education Society (Singapore)'s Cover Photo
18th Sep 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 and dive instructor: DMc Ann

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Bird Rehabilitation At Acres. This Little Zebra Do..
17th Sep 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

BIRD REHABILITATION AT ACRES This little zebra dove couldn't be reunited with his parents, so he's getting the warmth he needs from our incubators as he should from his nest. As he and other nestlings grow bigger, they are transitioned to large cages where they learn to feed before graduating to the aviary- a home to fruit-bearing plants to benefit frugivorous birds and a training ground for full independence! As a charity organisation with limited resources, we strive to make the best of ou...

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Standing Up For Animals. Or Climbing. Sometimes We..
16th Sep 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)

STANDING UP FOR ANIMALS Or climbing. Sometimes we swim or lay prone on our tummies. Our wildlife rescue officers do their best they can at work. Our entire team battles hard to campaign for animal protection in Singapore: for the illegal wildlife trade, for enabling policy changes at the grassroots level, to be empowered in our own capacity as a collective individual. You see, for the staff and the volunteers, it’s neither about the money nor the fame. Like you, our supporters and callers ...

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