SPCA Inspectors are in charge of rescuing abused animals.
Animals are then sent to the SPCA Centre for medical examination, emergency treatment, surgery and hospitalisation etc.
Suspected prosecution cases will undergo a process where the surviving animals are taken as case evidence. They will be under SPCA's care until the prosecution case is closed. During the lengthy recovery journey, essential support such as medical treatment, rehabilitation and behavioural training will be provided by the SPCA.
The public will be allowed to apply for adoption after we receive permission from law enforcement agencies post-trial.
From rescue to adoption, the more serious cases in recent years can take up to 778 days!
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