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Category Archives: Animal Welfare
Animal welfare organizations, animal protection, animal protection, animal adoptions in China
Shanghai Small Animal Protection Association (SSAPA)
Shanghai Small Animal Protection Association (SSAPA), a branch of Shanghai Veterinary Medical Association, is the only animal welfare related NGO in Shanghai approved by the city government (registered in year 2003 under license number 37). Petunion is the public forum (in Chinese) that SSAPA manages to allow animal lovers to exchange rescue and animal welfare information. SSAPA strives to build the communication bridge between the masses of animal-lovers and the related government departments. We seek to improve the general public’s awareness of animal protection and welfare, to learn about animals, learn to respect them, be kind to them, improve the living conditions of companion animals, and to work with the local government to promote the concepts of responsible pet ownership, which includes abiding to the law for both animal lovers and non-lovers, to promote a more tolerant and harmonized society.
Shanghai Small Animal Protection Association (SSAPA) Website: http://www.ssapa.org.cn/ Email: ssapa.info@yahoo.com.cn, helptheanimals@yahoo.cn Phone: +86 021-51995899 Fax: +86 021-61070429Paw Pals Animal Rescue (PPAR)
The mission of Paw Pals Animal Rescue (PPAR) is to provide for the rescue and compassionate care of homeless animals, and to place adoptable animals in permanent loving homes. PPAR is committed to promote humane education and scientific knowledge on pet health and well being, and to raise public awareness of the welfare of all animals.
As a midway home for rescue cats, PPAR take every step possible to increase their adoptability by providing them a comfortable living environment and compassionate care. All cats at PPAR are sterilized, immunized and treated for parasites prior to adoption. To this date, PPAR has rescued more than 300 homeless kittens and cats, and successfully placed most of them in responsible, loving homes. Currently, about 70 cats are under PPAR’s care and waiting for adoption.
PPAR website (in Chinese): http://bbs.movshow.com/forum-204-1.html
PPAR’s article (in English): http://shanghaiist.com/2011/09/19/philanthropist_ppars_cat_house.php
Contact person: Sophia Lin
e-mail: yelin28@hotmail.com
Phone: 86-21-5480-1699
Good Dog Good Cat Volunteer Shanghai
The objective of this group is to create an open space for all people who cares about animals and for all animal rescue groups in every corner of this city. If you care about animals please join us!
Good Dog Good Cat Volunteer Shanghai Website: http://blog.sina.com.cn/idogicatsh Website: http://www.shfamily.com/groups/animal-welfare/forum/
Shanghai Small Animal Protection Association (SSAPA)
SSAPA is a branch of the Shanghai Veterinary Medical Association, and it is the only animal welfare related NGO in Shanghai approved by the city government (registered in the year 2003 under license number 37).
World Wildlife Fund WWF China
The first international conservation organization invited to work in China; WWF has been active here since 1980, when Dr. George Schaller arrived to work with Chinese scientists on giant panda conservation. WWF CPO’s principal aim is to offer solutions that will simultaneously reduce China’s global impact and improve livelihoods here.
World Wildlife Fund WWF China Website: http://www.wwfchina.org Email: wwfchina@wwfchina.org Phone: +86 10 6511 6211 Address: Room 1609, Wenhua Gong, Beijing Working People’s Culture Palace (Laodong Renmin Wenhuagong Dongmen), Beijing 100006, P.R. China
World Pheasant Association
The World Pheasant Association (WPA) is a registered charity founded in 1975 which aims to develop and promote the conservation of all the species within the order of the Galliformes, otherwise known as the game birds. Apart from pheasants, this also includes partridges, grouse, quail, francolins, megapodes and cracids, some of which are the most beautiful, yet threatened birds in the world.
World Pheasant Association Website: http://www.pheasant.org.uk Email: office@pheasant.org.uk Phone: +44 (0) 1661 853397 Address: World Pheasant Association Biology Field Station Newcastle University Close House Estate Heddon-on-the-Wall NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE NE15 0HT UK
Shanghai Roots and Shoots
Shanghai Roots and Shoots seeks to foster respect and compassion for all living things, to promote understanding of all cultures and beliefs, and to inspire each individual to take action to make the world a better place for animals, the environment, and the human community. Donations and volunteers are always welcome.
Second Chance Animal Aid Shanghai
Second Chance Animal Aid Shanghai’s mission is to raise support and funding for local animal welfare projects and organizations that seek to upgrade their facilities and services to Western standards, but which may not independently have the financial resources or training to provide adequate care for domestic animals in need. They are also dedicated to domestic animal population control, promoting pet adoption/fostering and reducing the incidence of abandonment.
Second Chance Animal Aid Shanghai Website: http://www.scaashanghai.org Email: pr@scaashanghai.org, communityrelations@scaashanghai.orgSave China’s Tigers
“Save China’s Tigers” has been established to protect and conserve the tiger and other endangered cat species in China, in the knowledge that these are essential for the maintenance of a balanced co-existence with nature.
The primary goals of Save China’s Tigers are:
- To provide information relating to the tiger’s uncertain future in China.
- To seek support from all people who wish to help conserve this cultural icon and charismatic symbol of ecological welfare.
- To help educate and advise the public the means by which such rare animals can be protected for the benefit of present and future generations.
- To bring advanced conservation ideas and models from abroad and to seek the support of the international community in developing partnerships with dedicated organisations within China.
- To find methods to resolve potential human-tiger conflicts by pursuing amicable accommodations.
- To deliver focused and accountable financial support for valuable conservation and education work.
- To promote networking between all interested parties; public, educational, commercial, scientific and governmental; both within and across national boundaries.
- To work together with existing and future organisations to maximise the benefits that can be gained through combined efforts.
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