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Preventing Cruelty

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You are our eyes & ears.

Brown stray dog on a street in Vietnam

What do I do now?

Medical form with stethoscope

What happens to my pet now?

Reporting Cruelty

Step 1: Contact the SPCA by clicking below

Please note that our emails are not monitored after hours or over weekends.

Step 2: Take Photos

Take clear photos that provide as much information as possible.

Step 3: Do NOT Post to Social Media

By posting to social media, perpetrators may see your photo and then hide the evidence that would have assisted us in proving cruelty.

Step 4: Ensure your own Safety

Information about what type of photos to take.

Step 5: Stay close to your Phone

We may need to call you to follow up, so please save our number and stay near your phone.

By reporting cruelty, you help free them from suffering.

We depend on people like you to be our ‘eyes and ears’ in your community, but we can only act on cruelty if you let us know about it. All cruelty complaints are treated anonymously, and your details will remain confidential.

Finding a Stray Animal

A person who rescues a stray animal is obliged to admit the animal to the Municipal Pound.

Finders may not retain possession of the found animal unless due process has been followed.

Option A: 

1. Try to secure the animal.

2. Call the SPCA to collect the animal. 

3. Wait with the animal until we have arrived. 

Option B: 

1. Bring the animal to the SPCA. A staff member is always on duty to assist.

2. Complete the "Found Form" at the SPCA.

3. Surrender the animal.

Disclaimer: Please read the terms and conditions for surrendering an animal below.

Surrendering your pet

Surrendering your pet includes:

1. Bringing your pet into the SPCA

2. Sign a form that declares that you wish to surrender your pet

Disclaimer: By surrendering your animal, the SPCA becomes the legal guardian of the animal. This contract is final. Please see the terms and conditions for more info. 

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