Playground RagdollsPinky will join us this weekend at our breed showcase 🦄 This weekend's slots are fully reserved, but you are welcome to hang out in the coming SaturdaysPlayground Ragdolls feeling hopeful.Looking forward to a new chapter in life Playground RagdollsOur lion king moment Playground Ragdolls at Playground Ragdolls.Thank you everyone who came down to hang out at Playground today! N/jl8x9wz #Playground Ragdolls at Playground Ragdolls.Playground Gallery will be open this Saturday 13th August between 1-6pm. Come hang out with us! Ree you there Playground RagdollsThe only thing blue about Mondays are my eyes #Playground Ragdolls added 2 new photos.Our lovely Blue Mitted boy at 10 days old. He's built like a body builder and such a heavy weight at 350grams! N/catsPlayground Ragdolls at Playground Ragdolls.SingaporePlayground website has been updated! S/cats/CatsPlayground Ragdolls added 2 new photos.Playground will be open this Saturday, 30th July, from 1-6pm. Come play with Blossom, Bubbles and Buttercup 🍑The sisters did well during last weekend's cat show with Blossom being the Best Kitten at show. Re

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’s got a lovely long fluffy tail just like his mom and a silky coat from his dad Buzz. He will continue to gain body mass and fur volume as he grows. Milk is available as a pet to a loving home. Fa/kittens/ and we will follow up with you via email. *we will not reply to enquires via this post* Playground Ragdolls added 4 new photos.Result of last night's bath ☁️ Playground RagdollsThis is Ragdoll temperment. BuHow To Get Hp Laptop Off Airplane Modezz here is getting ready for his photoshoot tomorrowPosted by Playground Ragdolls added an event.ThSt Bernard Puppies For Sale Tyne And Weare Raya CFA Cat ShowPlayground Ragdolls at Playground Ragdolls.Playground Gallery will be open this 2 July, Saturday 1pm - 6pm more details below. htYorkie Poo Puppies For Sale Staffordshire

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, California Ragdoll Breeder,Malaysia Ragdoll breeder,Malaysia Ragdoll Breeder, Indonesia breeder, Jakarta Ragdoll breeder, Singapore Bengal, Singapore Persian, Singapore British Shorthair, Singapore Bengal, Singapore Persian, Singapore British Shorthair, Cat Welfare Society, SPCA Singapore, Adoption Kittens Singapore, Cat Welfare Society, SPCA Singapore, Adoption Kittens SingaporeWelcome to Playground Ragdolls We are a CFA and TICA registered Ragdoll Cattery located in Singapore. Our kittens come from well established and genetically healthy bloodlines. All breeding cats are HCM and PKD negative. Our goal is to produce healthy, loving and well socialised Ragdoll kittens with all the love and care our family can provide without compromise. Ragdoll cats in their enclosure.  Our cats live in an open yet controlled environment in our home in their large separate enclosures. They also get to enjoy the sun in our garden on days with great weather. This keeps our cats mentally and physically healthy.

We hope you will delight in our cats and enjoy the rest of our site. CLICK HERE FOR CRUELTY STATISTICS FOR OCTOBER - DECEMBER 2015 CLICK HERE FOR CRUELTY STATISTICS FOR JULY - SEPTEMBER 2015 CLICK HERE FOR CRUELTY STATISTICS FOR APRIL - JUNE 2015 Dog dangled from leash A man was filmed swinging and dangling his dog, a Japanese Spitz, by its collar and leash for not having followed instructions. To ensure the safety of the dog, we removed the dog from the man’s home with the help of the police and brought the dog back to the SPCA. The dog was checked by our vet and did not appear to suffer any noticeable physical injuries. The case has been referred to the AVA and investigations are currently ongoing. Cats confined in small cage These three cats and four kittens were being kept within an extremely small cage outside a HDB unit at Toa Payoh. SPCA took all the seven cats into custody including the four kittens and their mother, who were thereafter cared for by one of our kind foster families.

The other two cats have both since then been rehomed to new families and were named Halo and Polo. Do not cage up your cats as they are active animals who need exercise and mental stimulation. This is not just for their physical health but also their mental health. What you can do instead is wire mesh your windows and doors so that your cats are kept safely indoors. Dogs confined on balcony When we were notified about this case and arrived at the scene, the Husky and Golden Retriever pictured above hardly had space to move. They were tied to the balcony, surrounded by faeces. The space was too small for two dogs to move around, and the short leashes used to tie them up were seriously restricting their freedom. The dogs were also exposed to the weather. The conditions were grossly unhygienic, and their health seriously compromised. The Husky also had a choker chain around his neck, which could choke the dog while he is playing with the other dog. We advised the owner, and stressed the importance of providing freedom of movement for the animals.

Dogs who are constantly confined or tied up on a daily basis not only face physical restrictions, but can develop psychological problems as well. The owner of the beagle in the picture decided on the harshest way to stop his dog from barking or destroying things. The dog's snout and paws were taped together for long periods of time to keep him quiet, resulting in abrasions and sores on his legs. Although we referred this case to the Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority (AVA) for further action, the owner got off lightly with a compound fine. The beagle was eventually given up by his owner at our shelter and he recovered well under our care. He has since been adopted by a loving family and is now named Bailey. We received a report from a pet owner about his 29 fish, all found dead in one of his tanks. He had earlier left the house with his son. When he returned about 15 minutes later, he found his fish dead and reported the case to us. We advised the owner to make a police report and our inspectors went immediately to the scene.

When we arrived, the police were there and had gathered the necessary evidence. In early June, the man’s domestic helper was charged in court and found guilty of poisoning the fish. She was fined $7,000. As she was unable to pay the fine, she was jailed for a month and repatriated after the jail term. Dogs left in cars We received several reports regarding dogs left unattended in vehicles. Where possible, we go down to the scene and advise the owners about what should be done if they need to run an errand while with an animal. Owners should bear in mind the build up of heat (made worse by the heat and humidity in Singapore) and the possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning when in a car, especially because animals have bodies that are much smaller than ours. Read more about this issue here. These hamsters were found abandoned at a void deck, and were brought to our shelter by a passer-by. There were two lactating mother hamsters amongst the 37 hamsters, and it was clear that the owner had failed to separate his hamsters and allowed them to breed beyond control.

Hamsters are prolific breeders and should not be kept together in a cage. They fare better when housed alone in individual cages. These hamsters were found abandoned in a box at another void deck. We see too many of such cases and cannot stress the importance of keeping hamsters separate in individual cages. Often, owners are overwhelmed by the sheer number of hamsters when they fail to keep their hamsters separate, and find themselves struggling to care for so many. This ragdoll cat was found abandoned and was subsequently brought in to our shelter. The cat suffered from chronic skin problem that was left untreated. Often, we come across such cases where owners decide not to bring their pets to the vet although their pets require medical attention. Such cases of neglect are a form of cruelty and severely compromises the animal's health and well-being. Why keep a pet if you're not willing to bring it to the vet when it falls ill? This rabbit was found abandoned at an open field in Bedok Reservoir Road.

Two school girls spotted the rabbit in his cage, totally drenched in the rain and his own waste. There were hundreds of maggots crawling all over him, with some maggots burrowing into his flesh. The rabbit suffered from severe infection and had to be euthanased. Exhibitions displaying live animals A while back, we inspected these two exhibitions at Suntec City Mall and Harbourfront Centre and found the rabbits' housing conditions to be unacceptable. Some of the rabbits were kept in very small cages, all with wired flooring. The rabbits were clearly stressed as they were constantly touched by members of the public. Although there were signs advising the public not to touch the animals, no staff enforced this. We received several complaints regarding this and are grateful to concerned members of the public who provided feedback. We voiced our strong objection to the Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority (AVA) regarding the set up of such exhibitions. We also wrote to the AVA to request that they put a stop to the planned rabbit races and dress up contests organised by Pets Village.