Cat lovers catcmost of the felines set loose
SINGAPORE: The person who abandoned 30 to 40 cats on the ground floor of an HDB block at Sembawang Crescent has been identified after cat lovers managed to catch most of the felines set loose.
Posting photos of the abandoned cats, she said that the unsterilised cats were set loose by. their owner.The group managed to catch 25 cats by Thursday and handed over 18 to the Animal & Veterinary Service — a government organisation under the National Parks Board . Revealing that her group has involved AVS, SPCA, HDB and the Cat Welfare Society, Ms Tan added that they had no choice but to hand over most of the cats to AVS as it is not easy to find people to take them in at such short notice and each person needs to be screened one by one.
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