Diving off a cliff, learning a foreign language, even watching your favourite band could be part of your bucket list. Well, volunteering in an animal shelter has always been on mine. A couple of weeks ago, I was given the opportunity to join a small group of volunteers for the Laguna Pit Bulls (LPB). I […]
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Last February 20, 2016, I joined a group of CARA volunteers to visit the Laguna Pit Bulls (LPB) Center. I didn’t know what to expect, but I knew it was time to help out in any way I can. I’m glad I signed up because this was one of the most fulfilling experiences I’ve had. To
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First you have to join an animal welfare group. We hope you will join CARA! Non-profit groups that rely on volunteers always have so many areas that will need help. You can always try to make a difference by yourself but in our experience, having a group to back us up makes our efforts so much
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“Never doubt that a small, group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” — Margaret Mead It’s summer, a perfect time to consider joining a group that helps make a difference in the world! If you love animals then we suggest you join CARA, which
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Four years ago we rescued 200 plus pitbulls from a Korean dog fighting syndicate in San Pablo, Laguna with what will eventually be named as the Laguna Pit Bulls Project under CARA Welfare Philippines. With your continuous support of our cause we have 120 plus left under our care and are all thriving. Happy
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CARA volunteer and head for education, Ria Ilano, represents CARA at the Fur My Love event last February 21 at the SM Bicutan activity center. The event, which was initiated by the Sun Valley Pet Club in Parañaque headed by Dra. Lou Lopez, features a “pet wedding” to symbolize the pet parents’ commitment to care
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Today we say farewell to Carme, a volunteer veterinarian from Spain who has been helping us with surgeries the past couple of months. Thank you for all your help and we will miss you Carme! We hope to see you again soon!
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A big THANK YOU to Brenda Lim for donating these sacks of dog food for our pit bulls! These donations go a long way in helping us with their food expenses–Our 124 pit bulls consume 1 big bag of dog food per day. If you can spare anything in cash or in kind, please get
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Serena Coady on volunteering for CARA. 🙋 #Repost @serenacoady ・・・ a few weeks ago i joined the lovely @CARAwelfarephils as a volunteer and blogger 🐶 of course it was to have all the pats and fuzz cuddles, but CARA is also doing such vital work for animals in need, and if you know me, that’s
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A group of CARA volunteers spent a good part of last Sunday (Nov. 16) working to get the CARA Clinic Database up and running. They took photos of each rescue cat, updated individual records, put IDs on the cages, and even helped clean up the cattery. Now our 95 (!) clinic cats are properly documented.
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When in Manila, a day in the life of a lazy animal welfare volunteer can be roller coaster-like. Sometimes in a good way. Other times not. I volunteer for CARA Welfare Philippines, an animal welfare group in the Philippines. As much as I would like to do more, I find that the demands of work,
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