SINGAPORE: A dog captured last week during a trapping operation at a Seletar farm died on Friday (Nov 21), the same day it was sent to an animal welfare group for rehoming, the National Parks Board (NParks) said.
It was one of three stray dogs caught at Seletar West Farmway 8 on Nov 14 by a contractor under the supervision of the Animal and Veterinary Service (AVS), a cluster of NParks.
The incident had drawn allegations of rough handling and mistreatment from animal rights groups.
NParks said on Friday it was saddened by the death of the dog, which was also known as Baby Boy or Fluffy.
