Showing posts with label Lynda Goh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lynda Goh. Show all posts

Tuesday, 1 January 2013

The Street is Not Their Home



This video was put together by Jessica Chia and Roy Ng of Chapman University Singapore as part of their final year 2013 graduation project.  

We would like to thank everyone for making this video possible and for us to share the plight of our animals and the sufferings that they go through. 

The dogs featured are Topaz is a rescued Bull Dog.  He was neglected from receiving medical treatment from his owner and the owner abandoned him at the vet clinic.

Big Ben is a Bassett Hound, he was found abandoned at a car park, under the hot sun in Malacca.  When we brought him back to Noah's Ark, we discovered why he was abandoned - click the video to find out why.

Source:  Produced by Jessica androy of Chapman University
Date: 2013

Monday, 1 March 2010

Animal Cruelty by Razor TV

Interview with Razor TV on Animal Cruelty 


Doused with Diesel (Animal Cruelty Pt 1)
He was found loitering around the Kranji industrial area. Abused and frail, the badly injured dog was subject to further torture till Noah's Ark found and rescued him. Diesel's tale will definitely move your heart.


Who is the animal here? (Animal Cruelty Pt 2)
A man was recently jailed for 10 weeks for the abuse of a cat, and there has been an alarming steady rise of abuse reports in Singapore.

SPCA tells us more about the worrying trend and highlights two cases, including the sad story of Cubby, a 6 month old pup who was found kept in a cupboard under lock and key.


Extreme abuse cases (Animal Cruelty Pt 3)
There have been many extreme abuse cases happening lately, especially to cats, and many are still unresolved. From being thrown from flats to having necklaces threaded through body parts, no reward is too big to find the cruel people who have caused these animals so much pain.


Used. Abused. Unwanted. Abandoned. (Animal Cruelty Pt 4)
Now a little cotton candy ball of fluff, this Bichon Frise has been loved back to health and looks like he's been given an extreme makeover.

But not all dogs are as fortunate. Sweet and adorable Jeremy, could not even be identified as the Maltese he is when he was just rescued. Still recovering from his trauma, those big eyes and gentle ways will melt your heart.


Source: Razor TV
Date: 1 March 2010

Friday, 25 December 2009

Pet Dogs Saved After Being Unexpectedly Abandoned for Six Days

By Imelda Saad, Channel News Asia


Source:  Channel News Asia
Date: 25 December 2009

Sunday, 22 April 2007

Ark De Triumph

By Brenda Goh, The Sunday Times





Source: The Sunday Times
Date: 22 April 2007