Posters, Brochures & Links

Community Education

"Animals in the Heartlands" aims to raise awareness and understanding of animal issues in our neighbourhoods through a comprehensive booklet with useful information about how to be a better pet owner, how to report abuse, how to handle community cat issues, with relevant contact information and more. It is jointly launched by the Action for Singapore Dogs, Cat Welfare Society, House Rabbit Society of Singapore and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

This community booklet is meant for mass distribution to all residents to promote a kinder, more gracious and harmonious neighbourhood for everyone.

Booklet: Animals in the Heartlands
Booklet: Malay Supplement
Booklet: Chinese Supplement

"Caregivers in the Heartlands" aims to empower more people to improve the welfare of community cats in Singapore. It is meant for caregivers and anyone who wants to play a part.

Booklet: Caregivers in the Heartlands

These exhibition posters comprehensively summarises and covers the range of issues related to cat welfare. You can request for them to be put up in schools or community spaces for education and awareness.

Poster: They are paying for our mistakes with their lives
Poster: It takes a community to resolve a community issue
Poster: Mirage in the city
Poster: The solution may lie with cat owners
Poster: So you really don't like cats

Responsible Cat Ownership

The brochures contain information about how to be a responsible cat owner. The second, by AVA, provides authority on cats being good indoor pets. If you know of cat owners who are not keeping cats responsibly, put these brochures into their mailbox or better still, talk to them and hand them the brochures personally.

Brochure: Responsible Cat Ownership (Front)
Brochure: Responsible Cat Ownership (Back)

Brochure: Cats as Pets (AVA)

Poster: 5 Good Reasons to Keep Your Cat Indoors
Poster: Sterilise. Or Else.
Poster: 5 Good Reasons to Sterilise Your Cat

Responsible Feeding

Several Town Councils have put up this Responsible Feeding poster in residential blocks to educate residents about good feeding practices. If there are irresponsible feeders in your neighbourhood, you can request that your Town Council do the same. Alternatively, you can hand these feeders the brochure, which is in 3 languages. If you are a feeder, do exercise good feeding habits and carry the poster or brochure with you to educate others who may have misconceptions about this practice.

Poster: 3-Step Responsible Feeding
Brochure: Responsible Feeding (Front)
Brochure: Responsible Feeding (Back)