Unless this is for the short term and there is a good temporary reason for it, keeping cats restrained on a short leash all day is an abuse. It reminds me of dogs being kept in the same way which … Continue reading →
Immigration at the Singapore-Malaysia Tuas Checkpoint heard meowing from a large bulge in a man’s trousers (pants)! Yep, it was unsurprising seeing as there were four kittens down there. No, he wasn’t extremely well endowed but he is a little … Continue reading →
Veterinarians in Singapore are possibly more stressed and upset than their clients think they are. This is not to say that all Singaporean vets are stressed and upset but, in general, there appears to be an issue over the mental … Continue reading →
His name is Jonathan Tan Wei-De (aka Jonathan Tan). He opened a cat café in Singapore called ‘Cuddles Cat Café’. He broke several animal welfare laws and regulations in Singapore during the short tenure of ownership of his business and … Continue reading →
Here is an idea which comes from Singapore. Singapore has a very efficient cat charity called the Cat Welfare Society (CWS). Most of their staff are volunteers. They have “mediators”. This is the first time I have seen mediators being … Continue reading →
This story unfolded in Singapore. The former owner of the Cat Cuddles Café, Jonathan Tan Wei-De was convicted of being in breach of the Agri-Veterinary Authority (AVA) licensing conditions in failing to keep the cats at the café in good … Continue reading →
Shafiq Khan posted his smartphone video on Facebook. It shows a man on the ground with a bloody face who is alleged to have kicked a cat to death. The story is that a person who feeds cats punched this … Continue reading →
Cat abuse is universal. It occurs all over the world. In this instance it happens in Singapore. Often cat abuse is a part of the war between stray cat feeders – those people who like cats and want to help … Continue reading →
