To the Farmart they go!
After having a wonderful breakfast at hawker center, hubby suggested going to Farmart for a walk since it is still early. He wanted to look at puppies also.
Recently, hubby had been crazy over Youtube Dog Recuse - Hope for Paw. This is not just about training dogs, but recusing them from been hurt or suffered in the wild.
Eldad, the guy who is behind the video camera, filmed his process while recusing them. Be it whether someone is helping or not.
Wondering if there's such kind soul in Singapore?
Anyway, this is the Official Website and Facebook.
Love the animal, not abuse.


Farmart, located away from the city and residential, you can either travel by foot, cycling, driving or even bus from CCK MRT Station (charging at $1 per pax).
Here's the information to get there.
It was a nice Sunday morning to walk around the area. Many stalls were not open; rest day perhaps, only few shops were open that day. To hubby disappointment, the pet shop isn't open as well.




Walking to the food stall area, there's a staircase ahead, which led you to prawning area.
And if you think that prawning is not what you want, walk ahead and you entered a small farm, where most of the animals are there.
Frogs, tortoise, parrot, rabbit, hamsters, goats and fishes!





The goat was hungry until it want to get out of there.
Feeding the rabbits time.






The used to be very strong girl seem to be afraid!
She was crying when wifey carried her closely to the rabbits, she kept on looking away and whined non stop.
It took her some times to get used to the environment, but still not daring enough to feed the rabbits.
Grandpa showing how to feed parrot.


The little farm is a good experience for them; getting close to the animals, feed them and Cait was proud of herself as well. She did not cry, and had been very obedient and brave when feeding the animals.
This little zoo is a nice area for the kids to get close to them.
There will be someone station at the counter to sell the foods for feeding at S$5.


Cait wasn't afraid of the dogs until hubby pat them. She gave a go by patting them as well, slow and sturdy.
Not bad, Cait seem to like both cats and dogs!
Recently, hubby had been crazy over Youtube Dog Recuse - Hope for Paw. This is not just about training dogs, but recusing them from been hurt or suffered in the wild.
Eldad, the guy who is behind the video camera, filmed his process while recusing them. Be it whether someone is helping or not.
Wondering if there's such kind soul in Singapore?
Anyway, this is the Official Website and Facebook.
Love the animal, not abuse.
Farmart, located away from the city and residential, you can either travel by foot, cycling, driving or even bus from CCK MRT Station (charging at $1 per pax).
Here's the information to get there.
It was a nice Sunday morning to walk around the area. Many stalls were not open; rest day perhaps, only few shops were open that day. To hubby disappointment, the pet shop isn't open as well.
Walking to the food stall area, there's a staircase ahead, which led you to prawning area.
And if you think that prawning is not what you want, walk ahead and you entered a small farm, where most of the animals are there.
Frogs, tortoise, parrot, rabbit, hamsters, goats and fishes!
The goat was hungry until it want to get out of there.
Feeding the rabbits time.
The used to be very strong girl seem to be afraid!
She was crying when wifey carried her closely to the rabbits, she kept on looking away and whined non stop.
It took her some times to get used to the environment, but still not daring enough to feed the rabbits.
Grandpa showing how to feed parrot.
The little farm is a good experience for them; getting close to the animals, feed them and Cait was proud of herself as well. She did not cry, and had been very obedient and brave when feeding the animals.
This little zoo is a nice area for the kids to get close to them.
There will be someone station at the counter to sell the foods for feeding at S$5.
Cait wasn't afraid of the dogs until hubby pat them. She gave a go by patting them as well, slow and sturdy.
Not bad, Cait seem to like both cats and dogs!
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