Animals in Singapore had a bleak 2023 – but acts of kindness show there is hope too

By Ian Cheng and Judith Tan (The Straits Times)

Programmes and initiatives from both animal welfare groups and the authorities means things are looking up for animals in 2024 and beyond. - ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG

SINGAPORE: The year 2023 paints a bleak picture for animals in Singapore, with cruelty and welfare cases at an 11-year high.

However, things may look up yet – there were also incredible acts of kindness by good samaritans, as well as programmes and initiatives from both animal welfare groups and the authorities for 2024 and beyond.

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