Fosterers/Adopters Needed for Two Neglected Dogs

"Keep the love, end the neglect.” – This is SPCA’s slogan for World Animal Day 2011, which was celebrated worldwide just two days ago. Sad to say, be it locally or internationally, there are still many such unfortunate cases going on behind closed doors, and neglected pets left to suffer, in silence.



We are appealing for fosterers/adopters for these two boys, whose names the Owner's parents do not even know. Both playful, loving and estimated to be about 5-6 years old, the standard schnauzer was bought from a pet shop whereas the mini pinscher/chihuahua cross was picked up by the Owner (as informed by her dad). A girl in her twenties, as her life underwent different life stages, she irresponsibly neglected her faithful companions. Her dad who is getting on age and not in the pink of health is finding it increasingly difficult to take care and clean up after both of them, and her mum is terrified of dogs and maintains her distance from the two.


Before we start to judge and fault this family, let us lend a helping hand to the two neglected canines first. If you can help to foster/adopt either of them, kindly write in to noahsarkcares@gmail.com. We very much appreciate any help. Thank you.

World Animal Day – Discounted Stray Sterilization Rates

Dear friends and supporters,

World Animal Day is celebrated on the 4th of October every year. In recognition of this important day, Island Veterinary Clinic (ivc.com.sg) has kindly offered us discounted rates for stray dog sterilization just for the month of October. Noah’s Ark CARES wishes to share this rate with fellow caregivers as we recognize the time and effort put into caring for this unfortunate lot of helpless and homeless animals and financial constraints one often face.

Kindly email us at noahsarkcares@gmail.com should you wise to make use of this opportunity and we will advise you on the rates as well as the proper procedures to be followed. Please take note that this rate is only applicable to strays (not home pets) and the animals will have to be ear tipped and tattooed. The bills are to be fully paid for upon picking up of the dogs. Respective caregivers are also to arrange transportation of the dogs themselves.

Remember, sterilization is the key to stray population control and with combined efforts, we hope to be able to achieve a stray-free Singapore! :)