How Your Donation Makes a Difference
$100
funds our call logging system that maintains all our 24-hour hotline rescue calls for a year.
$300
funds our rescue hotline that will pay for 2 months' worth of wildlife rescue phone bills
$500
funds our rescue van that powers our 24-hour wildlife rescue van for 2 weeks.
$1,000
funds our veterinary costs that covers our veterinary expenses for a month.
Our Campaign Story
ends 10 Jul 2016, 11:59 PMnstead of buying me jewellery, or taking me out for a nice meal, I requested my husband get me a camera. This turned out to be the starting point of my love for photography and nature, which I turned into a book titled 'Birds in my Backyard'. Every single dollar from the book went straight towards the Prison Fellowship Singapore. This December, I am raising funds for ACRES. They rely heavily on public support and contribution to continue their mission of ending the exploitation of animals. This includes funding rescue efforts and caring for rescued wildlife, some of which have been illegally imported into Singapore. So often, we are oblivious to the natural world around us and don't realise the importance of our surroundings - wildlife that is right in front of us.
About The Charity
ACRES is a pioneering Singapore-based charity with a sole aim to advocate for an end to animal cruelty in our own backyard. With Singapore's first facility dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of animals rescued from the illegal wildlife trade and injured native wild animals we speak up for more animals via our five focus areas: Tackling Wildlife Crime in Singapore, Humane Education, Promoting Cruelty-Free Living, Community Outreach, and Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation.
Since our founding in May 2001, ACRES has helped effect several environmental shifts that pushed Singapore forward in the animal protection movement. Alongside collaborative efforts with governmental agencies, we seek to nurture a responsible society from grassroots level to the individual homes where animals are treated with compassion and respect.
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