SSPCA (Sarawak Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals)

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SSPCA (Sarawak Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) Open to Public 10am-3pm @ 7th Mile behind Public Bank
Email [email protected] for general enquiry.

28/09/2026

Waiting for symptoms can be fatal.

Today, on World Rabies Day, Datin Sri Dona Drury Wee shares what everyone should know about rabies in humans.

Early symptoms may include fever, headache, weakness, and pain or tingling around the bite. As the disease progresses, confusion, agitation, difficulty swallowing, fear of water and paralysis may develop.

If you are bitten or scratched:

• Wash the wound with soap and running water for 15 minutes
• Seek medical attention immediately
• Complete the treatment advised by your healthcare provider

Don’t wait for symptoms to appear. Acting quickly can save your life.

Watch, learn and share.
Awareness protects communities.

🐾 One day, three locations—let’s come together for a rabies-free community!In conjunction with World Rabies Day 2026, PM...
25/09/2026

🐾 One day, three locations—let’s come together for a rabies-free community!

In conjunction with World Rabies Day 2026, PM VET is offering FREE rabies vaccination for all dogs, plus limited free slots for cats! 🐶🐱

📅 27 September 2026
⏰ 9 AM–4 PM
📍 PM VET MJC–Batu Kawa, Kota Samarahan & Sri Aman

💉 Free cat vaccination slots:
• MJC–Batu Kawa: First 50 cats
• Kota Samarahan: First 100 cats
• Sri Aman: First 50 cats

Limited to one cat per person, first come, first served. Cat vaccinations thereafter are RM40.

🐕 FREE dog licensing & microchipping are also available for residents of the respective council areas, with a maximum of three dogs per household. Dogs must be licensed before microchipping. Check the poster for the documents required at each location.

🎪 Visiting MJC? Drop by the Mini Pet Fair for pet adoption, treats, shopping and more!

✅ Online registration is compulsory: www.pmvet2u.com

Share this with a fellow pet owner and help spread the word! ❤️

Keeping a pet in a crate for a short period is not automatically a bad thing.When introduced properly, a crate can becom...
25/09/2026

Keeping a pet in a crate for a short period is not automatically a bad thing.

When introduced properly, a crate can become a familiar and secure space. It can help prevent your pet from running through an open door, getting injured or escaping while nobody is available to supervise them.

However, a crate should never be:
❌ Used as punishment
❌ Too small for the pet to stand, turn around and lie down comfortably
❌ Used to confine an animal all day and night
❌ A replacement for exercise, attention and freedom

A crate should protect your pet, not become their entire world.

PET WALK 3.0 IS BACK! 🐾After two successful Pet Walk event, the 3rd one will be happening in 2027 April!!!!This wouldn’t...
22/09/2026

PET WALK 3.0 IS BACK! 🐾

After two successful Pet Walk event, the 3rd one will be happening in 2027 April!!!!

This wouldn’t be possible without the incredible support, encouragement, and enthusiasm from our communities. Your love for pets and your continued support have inspired us to bring this event back bigger and better. ❤️

📅 25 April
📍 MBKS Foyer

Want to join us? Simply scan the QR code below to register! 📲

We can’t wait to see you and your furry friends next year! 🐶🐱🐾

20/09/2026

💔Bambi’s Final Update

We are deeply saddened to share that Bambi, the injured TNVR dog, has passed away. After examination, the vet determined that she was suffering greatly, and the difficult decision was made to put her to sleep peacefully to end her suffering.

Thank you to everyone who donated and supported Bambi. ❤️ Your kindness will not go to waste, and the remaining donations will be used to help other animals in need.

Rest peacefully, Bambi. 🐾🌈

Before leaving home, take 30 seconds to check on your pet.✔️ Do you know exactly where they are?✔️ Is the gate properly ...
18/09/2026

Before leaving home, take 30 seconds to check on your pet.

✔️ Do you know exactly where they are?
✔️ Is the gate properly latched?
✔️ Are the doors, windows and other exits secure?
✔️ Is your pet safely away from the entrance?
✔️ Does their identification tag carry your current phone number?

Deliveries, visitors and hurried departures can create the perfect moment for a pet to slip outside unnoticed.

Do not assume someone else is watching. Stop, look and secure before opening the door.

A 30-second check could prevent day or even weeks of searching.

🐾 HELP BAMBI RECOVER FROM A HIT-AND-RUN ACCIDENT 💔Earlier today, Bambi, one of SSPCA’s TNVR stray dogs living within her...
17/09/2026

🐾 HELP BAMBI RECOVER FROM A HIT-AND-RUN ACCIDENT 💔

Earlier today, Bambi, one of SSPCA’s TNVR stray dogs living within her community, was sadly involved in a hit-and-run accident.

Unfortunately, no one was present when the incident happened, and we do not know exactly how it occurred. When Bambi was found, her jaw was badly swollen and appeared to be seriously injured. 😢

Bambi has now been safely transported to Animal Central Veterinary Clinic, where she is undergoing further examination to determine the extent of her injuries. Depending on the veterinary assessment, surgery may be required to repair her jaw.

🙏 We kindly ask for your donations to help cover Bambi’s veterinary examination, treatment, medication and possible surgery.

Every contribution, no matter how small, can make a difference in giving Bambi a chance to recover and return to the community she knows.

Please include “Bambi” as the donation reference if possible.

📌 Donation details:

SSPCA
CIMB BANK - 8005274525

OR

Scan QR attched bellow.

Please help Bambi get through this difficult time. 🐶❤️

We are seeing a concerning number of lost-pet reports.Many pets escape during ordinary moments, a gate is opened, a deli...
13/09/2026

We are seeing a concerning number of lost-pet reports.

Many pets escape during ordinary moments, a gate is opened, a delivery arrives or everyone assumes someone else is watching.

For suitable, crate-trained pets, a crate can provide a temporary safe space while their owner is out for a short period. However, crate training should begin before you urgently need it.

Start slowly:
1. Leave the crate door open and allow your pet to explore.

2. Place treats, toys or meals inside to create a positive association.

3. Close the door for only a few seconds at first.

4. Gradually increase the time while your pet remains comfortable.

5. If your pet begins panting, barking excessively or showing distress, stop and return to a shorter session.

Never force your pet inside or use the crate as punishment. A pet should not be confined in a crate throughout the day.

For longer absences, prepare a secure room or suitable enclosure with fresh water, toilet access and enough space to move or arrange for someone trustworthy to check on them.

The goal is for the crate to feel like a safe bedroom, not a place they fear.

A crate can support responsible pet ownership, but it does not replace secure gates, proper identification, exercise and freedom.

Kuching, the haze is not only affecting us. It affects our animals too.During this hazy period:🐾 Keep your pets indoors ...
09/09/2026

Kuching, the haze is not only affecting us. It affects our animals too.

During this hazy period:
🐾 Keep your pets indoors whenever possible
🐾 Close the doors and windows
🐾 Keep walks short and avoid strenuous outdoor activity
🐾 Make sure fresh drinking water is always available
🐾 Watch for coughing, watery eyes, unusual tiredness or difficulty breathing

If your pet shows signs of breathing difficulty, please contact a veterinarian immediately.

For strays and community animals that cannot be brought indoors, place clean water and provide shade in a safe area away from traffic.

Compassion is a collective effort. Let us look after every life sharing our city.

11 days. One shared mission. A safer, rabies-free Sarawak. 🐾From 27 August to 6 September, SSPCA was proud to participat...
09/09/2026

11 days. One shared mission. A safer, rabies-free Sarawak. 🐾

From 27 August to 6 September, SSPCA was proud to participate in Paw Safe Zero Rabies—an initiative that brought animal lovers, pet owners and the wider community together through education, awareness and meaningful activities.

Every conversation started, every lesson shared and every person reached brought us one step closer to protecting both our animals and our community from rabies.

Our heartfelt appreciation goes to JCI Batu Kawa and Organising Chairperson Anderson Ngu for making this impactful initiative possible. Thank you for creating a platform where organisations, vendors and members of the public could come together for such an important cause.
To everyone who visited and supported Paw Safe Zero Rabies: thank you for being part of the movement. The event may have ended, but our responsibility continues. ❤️🐶🐱

Together, let’s keep our pets protected and work towards a rabies-free future.

Address

Lot 1787 Block 233, 6 1/2 Mile Penrissen Road
Kuching
93748

Opening Hours

Monday 10:00 - 15:00
Tuesday 10:00 - 15:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 15:00
Thursday 10:00 - 15:00
Friday 10:00 - 16:00
Saturday 10:00 - 15:00
Sunday 10:00 - 15:00

Telephone

+60102259822

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