SINGAPORE: The Animal and Veterinary Service has seized 29 cats from an illegal breeder, the National Parks Board said on Thursday .
NParks advised the public to purchase their pets from licensed pet shops, which obtain animals legally from regulated sources and maintain records for each animal they have kept in their premises. “These animals could be smuggled and/or not bred according to the standards of animal health and care which AVS impose on licensed breeders and pet shops.”
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