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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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Happy Birthday, Edwina. Edwina, Our Education Exec..
6th May 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, EDWINA!
Edwina, our education executive since 2015, has been playing a very important role in one of our core focus area - humane education.
Trained as an educator, Edwina has been sowing the seeds of compassion to our youths of all ages, engaging children to think of compassionate choices at a very young age. And when little Arielle came in, Edwina continued her passion and dedication as our part-time executive, alongside Arielle who follows her to work on most days.
We are...
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Momma Bat Retrieves Her Lost Baby!
4th May 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
REUNION OF BABY WILD ANIMALS
Many of us want to rescue helpless-looking baby animals like squirrels, chicks and bats, and YOU CAN, safely!
Call our 24-hour wildlife rescue hotline at 9783 7782 for assistance and we'll share detailed advice on what you can do.
This video shared by one of our callers is a testament to what patience and effort can do to a lost helpless tiny baby fruit bat. Thank you, Irene, for making a huge difference in the little one’s life!
Please help us continue our wo...
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Hooded Pitta Release
30th Apr 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
Seeing a bird fly again is really something!
It means that this bird has recovered she’s finally back on track with life. Some birds may have been trapped in a confined space and couldn’t find their way out; some wounded and couldn’t recover on their own. In other cases, a chick may have been separated from the family and needed fostering.
They’re just like us.
We’ve been down on our lives before at one point of time or find ourselves alone, and we struggle through it. But there might...
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Updates On 26th Apr 2019
26th Apr 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
ACRES CHARITY GALA 2019
The wildlife team of 8, consisting of animal care givers, veterinarian and wildlife rescue officers, work hard to ensure the animals who come to and through the ACRES Wildlife Rescue Centre get the best they deserve.
Our Wildlife Rescue Centre, established as Singapore’s first facility dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of animals rescued from the illegal wildlife trade.
We need all the help we can get to make ends meet with our average monthly expense of $40...
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Updates On 22nd Apr 2019
22nd Apr 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
WILL YOU SUPPORT US AT OUR CHARITY GALA ON 24TH MAY?
Since we activated our 24-hour wildlife rescue hotline for native wild animals in 2009, the rescue calls have increased exponentially by 450%, leading to a 300% increase of wildlife rescued by ACRES.
It sure isn't easy to operate island-wide on limited funds and resources. With an average monthly expenditure of $40,000 to run the 24/7 wildlife rescue and rehabilitation efforts, we need all the help we can get.
Please join us at our charity...
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PARAKEETS - FREE TO BE WILD AGAIN
19th Apr 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
PLEASE SUPPORT OUR 18TH CHARITY GALA
Birds form a major portion of our calls - from pigeons to mynahs, and parakeets to raptors. This clip features our rescued parakeets who were unable to perch properly and laying on their sides.
Caring for and rehabilitating birds is a complex process. But with YOUR donation, our caregivers and veterinary team will be able to give these animals a second chance to be free and wild again.
We need your help to continue helping these animals.
Please buy a se...
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THE REALITY OF PIGEON POISONING IN SINGAPORE
9th Apr 2019, by Animal Concerns Research & Education Society (ACRES)
[WARNING: VIDEO MAY CAUSE DISTRESS]
THE REALITY OF PIGEON POISONING IN SINGAPORE
Some of us will make a call to the town council to rid the pigeons.
Some of us will throw some rice and bread for the pigeons, thinking you did the right thing.
But how many of us are ready to accept that this is what the current method of addressing pigeon population in #Singapore looks like in #reality?
Taken in Hougang this evening, this video shows how pigeons are poisoned after which live birds are thrown ...
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