Mikki will always be remembered as one of the sweet ones even though she’s been through a lot. She had periodontitis (feline gum disease) and had to have a lot of teeth removed. A few weeks ago, we noticed her stomach started to bloat and she was then diagnosed with Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP). […]
We want to spread the word about the joys of pet adoption and encourage more and more people to experience it first-hand. Each rescue or adoption story is unique, but all of them are sure to be heartwarming and inspiring. Do tell us your stories about how your rescued/adopted pet came to
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Such a happy ending! We were lucky enough to meet Buddy when he and Emmy went to the CARA clinic for his neuter procedure. It is our deepest hope that all aspins (and puspins!) out on the street are adopted by families whose love for them knows no distance or bounds. Thank you, Emmy, for
Emmy couldn’t leave her Buddy behind in Boracay–so she took him home to Germany! Read More »
We at CARA should be immune to this kind of thing. We experience pain and regret all the time because of our advocacy. But this video ad from Thailand made us cry. It might make you cry. So beware. But it inspired us, too. So, which us why we’re sharing. If tears will help us push
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Eric Suguitan, a CARA senior volunteer often called to help with rescues, shares one of his most unforgettable rescue story. He got a desperate plea for help in retrieving an aspin dog with striking blue eyes from the QC Pound. The reporter had been feeding the dog and had been intending to foster it
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We’re so happy to share some great news! Last month, Shaun, one of our adoptables, finally found his furever home and went home with his new family. Just look at how happy he is now! Special thanks to Jennie of Pup Culture for working with Shaun to make him a more healthy and adoptable dog
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Rizza will soon be in tip-top shape and all she’ll need is a forever home. Here’s another before and after picture of our lovely Rizza! We found her wandering near our clinic severely emaciated, anemic and with a bad case of mange last May. She was also very scared and snapped at people who would
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Pancake was rescued by a volunteer on Kalayaan Avenue a few days ago, crossing blindly into traffic. He would have ended up as road “pancake” if he wasn’t rescued that night. Pancake is still malnourished but is on his way to recovery with regular feeding and care. He has already been dewormed and is
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It’s always hard to say goodbye, and this month we had to bid farewell to 2 of our beloved Laguna Pit Bulls, Luna and Ginger. Luna was one of the dogs we featured for our Fundraising Friday. She had an enlarged heart and ascites. Ginger had an aggressive tumor which already spread to her
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FOUND: This blue-eyed white cat was spotted in the South Triangle, Quezon City area yesterday. She has a collar and bell, and looks like she has an owner. If this is your kitty, please get in touch with us so we can help reunite you with your furbaby. — Reported by: Steph Lim Reposted
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Farewell, Dingo. Dingo has been with us since our old clinic in Malate, and has always been such a sweet and mild mannered dog. She has been battling cancer for over a year and as much as it breaks our hearts to let her go, it hurts us even more to watch her in so
Cancer – the mere mention of this word jolts us with a sense of horror so grave that we are left to react only in two ways: numbness or depression. Ask anyone who has had a family member diagnosed with such a terrible disease and they’d tell you that it is almost always a complete
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