Updates On 27th Nov 2017

Adoption Procedure

- Visit our Animal Shelter at 7th Mile area, or our off-site adoption drive and see the variety of animals available.

- You will be briefly interviewed by staff/volunteer to find out more about your experience with animals, residence & housing arrangements for the animal.

- Enquire about the adoption fee and conditions for adopting the animal.

- Fill in the adoption form, make the donation and take your pet home.

- Bring your adopted pet back to our clinic for vaccinations and compulsory neutering.

Adoption Fees

Cat: Adoption fees range from RM50-RM60 which is inclusive of first vaccination, de-worming and compulsory neutering

Dog: Adoption fees range from RM50-RM100 which include vaccinations, de-worming and compulsory neutering.

It is SSPCA�s policy to desex (neuter/spay) all the animals that pass through our doors to help curb the overpopulation problem.

All our adult animals are neutered before being released for adoption, however if you are adopting a kitten or puppy below 6 months old, you will be briefed on when to bring him or her for the operation.

Important:

- Animals cannot be reserved over the telephone or via email.

- SSPCA reserves the right to approve or reject an adoption request based on our discretion.

- SSPCA may need to check the premises of the potential adopter prior to approving an adoption request.

- Adoption of an animal cannot be processed for anyone who is below the age of 18, or students who are not residing with their parents.

Source: https://www.facebook.com/SarawakSPCA/photos/a.176524749431.1..

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The Sarawak Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals believes that animals, as living creatures, have value beyond economic measurement, and are entitled to legal, moral and ethical consideration and protection. The Sarawak SPCA's mission is to act as an advocate on behalf of animals and as an enforcer of their rights; to provide for the well-being of the animals of the State of Sarawak who are abandoned, injured, subjected to unfair or cruel treatment, or otherwise in need; to cultivate in the people of our community an awareness of the animals whose world we share; to promote a bond of mutual assistance between people and animals; and to instill respect for and appreciation of all living things.

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