Its official! CWS set a new Singapore Book of Records on 31st Jan 2015

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Its official! CWS set a new Singapore Book of Records on 31st Jan 2015

Joanne_CWS February 17, 2015 0Comments 708Views 0Likes

Its official! Cat Welfare Society has set a new Singapore Book of Records ‘Largest Gathering of People with Cat Faces’ of 124 people! Thank you for all your participation and you were Paw-some 🙂 Meow meow meow~

Class 95 calls for fines for cat feeders

May 8, 2008

Ivan:
Just got word today from an ex-committee member who said that her mum heard the Class 95FM’s Morning show. DJs, Glenn Ong and Flying Dutchman were talking about stray cats again. This time, they compared feeding of stray cats to the feeding of monkeys. They added that cat feeders should be fined heavily as their monkey feeders counterparts. The DJs also said they have seen people feeding many cats and stray cats mess up the rubbish bin and leave their poo around. They were inviting listeners to send in sms or call in till 10am today (7 May). CWS is drafting a letter to the local press to address this issue.

Note from website editors: This is not the first time Class 95 has expressed themselves in this fashion. There was the 2003 incident, where the same DJs suggested that cats should be drowned en masse, or sent to Peru to be eaten. In 2007, the same DJs spread inaccurate information about community cats, undermining the goals of animal welfare activitists.

Advocating for Change

It’s Up to Me 2011

veron February 24, 2011

Policies are as good as its perceived fairness and integrity.

Policies however are often made with very practical concerns in mind – social order and enforceability. As such, advocacy for change must focus not only on why policies should be changed but how they can be changed to be fairer, more inclusive while still upholding social order and enforceability.