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poseidon
06-02-2007, 10:43 PM
this is what i used to owned, before my dog:wink:
Wow I thought you already have a tiger fish finally :big_smile:
Cute!!!
Theo9902
07-02-2007, 11:51 AM
where is your "tiger" now?
Theo9902
07-02-2007, 11:57 AM
Taken from HDB website:
We are not allowed to keep cats in HDB flats.
Overview
HDB has to consider the overall sentiments of the HDB residents when setting policies and rules. Not all residents like pets, or are comfortable with neighbours keeping pets.
HDB has allowed one dog of an approved breed to be kept in an HDB flat. The approved breeds of dogs are the smaller dogs which are generally more manageable. Please click here for the list of approved breeds of dogs.
Cats are not allowed to be kept in HDB flats as they are nomadic in nature and are difficult to be confined within the flats. Due to the nomadic nature of cats, the nuisances caused by cats such as shedding of fur, defecating/urinating in public areas, noise disturbance etc would affect the environment and neighbourliness in our housing estates. In view of this, HDB has the policy of not allowing cats to be kept in HDB flats.
HDB allows flat owners to keep other pet animals such as fish, hamsters, rabbits, birds, etc which generally do not cause nuisance to the neighbouring residents.
http://www.hdb.gov.sg/__482570380025DBC3.nsf/0/1B100CCC58289B634825706F0032EA61?Open&Highlight=2,Pet
this is what i used to owned, before my dog:wink:
poseidon
08-02-2007, 12:12 AM
Wow I thought you already have a tiger fish finally :big_smile:
Cute!!!
tiger cat, not fish bro!hahaha tks!
poseidon
08-02-2007, 12:13 AM
where is your "tiger" now?
not around anymore, hv him for 9 good years!:wink:
Theo9902
08-02-2007, 02:25 PM
up the lorry or ran away with boy friend?????
I used to keep a few cats in m'sia before to catch rats at home. But they usually ran away with boy friends after some years. :crying:
not around anymore, hv him for 9 good years!:wink:
you still have.......his photo..........
Taken from HDB website:
We are not allowed to keep cats in HDB flats.
Overview
HDB has to consider the overall sentiments of the HDB residents when setting policies and rules. Not all residents like pets, or are comfortable with neighbours keeping pets.
HDB has allowed one dog of an approved breed to be kept in an HDB flat. The approved breeds of dogs are the smaller dogs which are generally more manageable. Please click here for the list of approved breeds of dogs.
Cats are not allowed to be kept in HDB flats as they are nomadic in nature and are difficult to be confined within the flats. Due to the nomadic nature of cats, the nuisances caused by cats such as shedding of fur, defecating/urinating in public areas, noise disturbance etc would affect the environment and neighbourliness in our housing estates. In view of this, HDB has the policy of not allowing cats to be kept in HDB flats.
HDB allows flat owners to keep other pet animals such as fish, hamsters, rabbits, birds, etc which generally do not cause nuisance to the neighbouring residents.
http://www.hdb.gov.sg/__482570380025DBC3.nsf/0/1B100CCC58289B634825706F0032EA61?Open&Highlight=2,Pet
wah didnt really know about this.... thanks for sharing.....
MerzColumbite
23-08-2008, 12:37 PM
wah didnt really know about this.... thanks for sharing.....
Bro, for yr infor......CAT LADY definitely can be kept in HDB...hahaha!!!:big_smile: :big_smile:
Bro, for yr infor......CAT LADY definitely can be kept in HDB...hahaha!!!:big_smile: :big_smile:
you sure:stick_out_tongue:
wah didnt really know about this.... thanks for sharing.....
actually have seen ppl keeping them in HDB
and well train too i can't keep cause keeping pet bird lar
if keep next day bird will be gone:stick_out_tongue:
Theo9902
25-08-2008, 04:21 PM
ya, me 2 .... keep bird so cannot keep cat :big_smile:
you sure:stick_out_tongue:
actually have seen ppl keeping them in HDB
and well train too i can't keep cause keeping pet bird lar
if keep next day bird will be gone:stick_out_tongue:
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