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Guidelines to posting a CWS Special Appeals

Submitted by litin on Thu, 12/10/2009 - 00:52
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Please email specialappeals@catwelfare.org with the information below:
1. A short write-up on the situation
2. The name and location of the veterinary clinic where the cat(s) is receiving medical treatment (if applicable)
3. Up to 3 photos/scans (JPEG only) of the cat / situation / bills / invoices
4. The kind of help you need (eg. financial, fostering etc) including appeal amount required
5. Contact numbers or regularly accessed email addresses

Order Information

Submitted by litin on Sun, 01/04/2009 - 11:20
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Cat Welfare Society does not receive any funding from the government or any organisation.
Support our cause by getting our merchandise! A shopping cart is on the way, but for now please email info@catwelfare.org with your order, and our volunteers will get back to you shortly.

Payments are currently accepted only via bank transfer to our DBS account.
We apologise for any inconvenience caused.


What is sterilisation? Why sterilise?

Submitted by litin on Mon, 12/01/2008 - 01:29
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Sterilisation is the surgical removal of part of the reproductive organs (ovaries and uterus of females and testicles of males) from an animal so that it can no longer reproduce. It is a safe and quick procedure that is performed by a veterinarian. The cat is under general anaesthesia the entire time, so it will not feel any pain. The procedure takes 5-15 minutes and the cat is back to normal in 1-2 days.

How do I put a cat up for adoption?

Submitted by litin on Mon, 12/01/2008 - 01:20
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Our automated system allows you to personally post up details and pictures of the cat.

Firstly, you need to sign up for a user account on the top of this website.

To post up a cat for adoption, upload a good photo and a short write up of the cat, along with its name and your contact details. Our moderator will go through your posting and publish it when everything is in place.

If a potential adopter is interested in the cat that you have posted up - they will contact you directly.

What is TNRM?

Submitted by litin on Mon, 12/01/2008 - 01:16
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Trap-Neuter-Return-Manage (TNRM) is a method being promoted as a humane alternative to euthanasia for managing and reducing community cat populations. TNRM relies on sterilisation of the cats so that they don't breed.

What is the Cat Welfare Society and what do you do?

Submitted by aloysius on Fri, 08/15/2008 - 18:30
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The Cat Welfare Society is a non-profit organisation run entirely by volunteers, registered in Singapore under the Societies Act in October 1999 and as a Charity as of June 2004. The Society's mission is to save lives through sterilisation. We believe that there are humane, effective ways to control community cat population -- that is, through sterilisation instead of destruction.

URGENT: Seeking Donations for Sterilisation of 18 Cats Surrendered by Old Lady

Submitted by melissalim on Wed, 09/01/2010 - 15:57
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An old lady had given permission to Aljunied Town Council to activate pest control to remove her cats - 18 in total, unsterilised - this morning (1 September 2010).

Surrendered Cats 01

New Sterilisation Reimbursement Policy and Form

Submitted by litin on Tue, 08/31/2010 - 23:43
Please note with immediate effect the changes to our sterilisation reimbursement policy.

Caregivers who are members of CWS will be reimbursed $20 per cat sterilised and $30 for the 5th cat onwards for receipts dated in the same month. Reimbursements are capped at $500 per person per month.

With these changes in place, we will be accepting sterilisation reimbursement claims in the new form format. You can download the new form here.

URGENT: Seeking Temporary Foster or Permanent Home for Injured Cat

Submitted by melissalim on Mon, 08/30/2010 - 01:55
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I found and rescued an injured community cat. She is a black cat, extremely quiet and friendly and just loves to be patted.

Currently she is at the vet staying overnight. She has an injured and infected leg. She will need at least 3 weeks of bandage change each day.

The situation is that I have just moved to Singapore and am in the process of looking for a permanent place - where I am staying now has a strict no-pets policy.

URGENT: Seeking Temporary Foster Home for Scatha the Cat

Submitted by melissalim on Mon, 08/30/2010 - 01:46
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Scatha is a beautiful domestic shorthair cat that one evening, months ago, sauntered into our shophouse and decided to stay. He was about a year old at that time. He seemed to already be toilet trained as he would wait his turn at the toilet door and use the squatting toilet (he would pee inside it!) when his turn came.

Scatha -1

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