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Join Us in Helping Wildlife

Below, you'll find information about wildlife in Singapore and tips for creating a safer environment for ourselves that also supports these animals.

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Observe from a Distance: Always maintain a safe distance from wildlife. Most animals will not pose a threat unless provoked. For species like macaques and wild boars, keep food secure and stay at a distance to prevent aggressive behaviors.
Stay Calm: If you encounter an animal, remain calm and back away slowly to give the animal space to retreat. If they enter your homes, open your door and windows. Allow them to make an exit on their own.
Do Not Approach or Handle: Avoid trying to touch, feed, or handle wild animals. If assistance is needed, contact local wildlife response services.
Keep Pets Leashed: Ensure pets are on a tight leash to protect both your pet and the wildlife.
Report Injured Wildlife: If you find wildlife that appears trapped or injured, report it to local authorities or wildlife rescue hotlines.
Practice proper waste disposal: to keep animals away from your homes, secure bins and eliminate food sources that may attract them into your homes.
Harvest your ripened fruits: Harvest the fruits from your trees as soon as they ripen, or cover them with a bag or cloth.

Do Not Startle: Avoid sudden movements, loud noises, and flash photography, as these can scare or provoke wildlife.
Do Not Feed Wild Animals: Feeding wildlife can disrupt their natural foraging habits and create dependency on human food sources.
Do Not Touch or Corner: Never try to touch or corner wild animals, including small ones like baby animals. Observe them from a safe distance.
Do Not Litter: Keep environments clean by disposing of waste properly to maintain healthy habitats for wildlife.
Do Not Disturb Their Habitats: Avoid trimming vegetation or altering natural habitats that provide shelter for wildlife.