Woman First in Singapore Jailed for Keeping Animals for Sale at Unlicensed Premises, Made $21,000 From 21 Puppies

Woman is first person in Singapore given jail for keeping animals in captivity for sale

Ng Siew Teng was dealt with in court on Aug 5, while her spouse, Callurn Lim Yuan Jin, was sentenced on Sept 11. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Woman first in Singapore jailed for keeping animals for sale at unlicensed premises, made $21,000 from 21 puppies

She held puppies in captivity - now, she faces jail.Ng Siew Teng has become the first person in Singapore to be jailed for keeping animals in captivity for sale at unlicensed premises, said NParks in a statement on Tuesday (Sept 15).Ng, 28, and her husband Callum Lim, 34, were arrested on Dec 27, 2023 for being involved in a scheme...

Woman gets jail, fine for illegally keeping animals in captivity for sale in first such case

In a separate case, a 33-year-old man was given the highest sentence yet for a similar offence. 

Singapore jails woman for keeping puppies for sale without license - VnExpress International

A woman who sold 21 smuggled puppies from her flat is the first person jailed in Singapore for keeping animals for sale at unlicensed premises, the National Parks Board said on Sept. 15. - VnExpress International