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ACRES - Animal Concerns Research & Education Society

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What does ACRES - Animal Concerns Research & Education Society do?

ACRES - Animal Concerns Research & Education Society is a Singapore-based charity dedicated to ending animal cruelty in Asia. They operate a 24-hour wildlife rescue service, have rescued over 10,000 animals, and conduct outreach programs for humane education.

Founded

2005

People

andrew tay teck lee, umapathi thirugnanam, alpana ahuja, prasanna rajashekhar patil, noelle seet siok lin, ern yik chan

Causes

EducationAnimalsChildren

Highlights

  • Donations are tax-deductible
  • Registered Charity
  • Established since 2005
  • Published yearly Annual Reports

Society Impact

  • Advocacy for an end to animal cruelty in Asia, raising awareness about wildlife crime and promoting compassion towards animals.
  • Rescue and relocation of over 10,000 injured or displaced animals through their 24-hour wildlife rescue service.
  • Conducting more than 2,700 outreach programs in the past 15 years, reaching an average of over 105,000 children and adults annually with humane education and awareness campaigns.
  • Nurturing a responsible society where animals are treated with respect and compassion through educational initiatives and community outreach programs.

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Program Expense Ratio

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