We have prepared a list of things you need to have ready before fostering a rescued dog or cat from CARA. For Dogs, make sure you prepare the following: 1. Two food bowls 2. A dog “bed” 3. Collar & leash 4. Toys suitable for dogs 5. Good quality food 6. Brush & shampoo if […]
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Girl meets kitty, it’s a story we will never ever get tired of. Here’s the story of how Lyn and Mara the cat found each other. “I first met my kitty cat while I was with a friend at a mall’s open parking lot last year, during which I was going through trying times. The first time I saw her,
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Royce and Bentley are our featured adoptables for the week! Royce (top) and Bentley (bottom) are playful and active male siblings. These male siblings are around 3 months old and were found in an abandoned carpark. They are looking for their furever home and we would prefer if they are adopted together 🙂 — Posted by:
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Before you decide to foster we need you to consider these factors first: 1. What is your financial situation? Can you afford to foster a pet? If you have limited financial resources please let us know how much you are able to spend so we may allocate additional funds and find the right pet for you.
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Please read our fostering policies carefully, we want to ensure our rescued animals go to a loving and safe environment. 1. CATS: INDOOR ONLY – fostered cats must be kept indoors with a litter tray. Houses/condos must be fitted with fly screens to prevent the cat going outside or falling out the window. In specific cases,
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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 your life and
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Carefully read through and fill out the Foster Application Form as well as the Fostering Policies. Because CARA does not run an animal shelter, rescued animals need to be placed in a good home with fosters that are interested in investing energy and time as well as possibly financial resources in rehabilitating the animal and
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Another one goes home. Tintin finally found her furever home with Jon and his family. Thank you for opening your hearts to this sweet sweet girl. And thank you again to Royal Canin Philippines for the adoption kits that are given away for each adoption at CARA. #adoptdontshop #CARAadoptables #CARAcats#CARAcatTintin Want to make a
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Two of our lovable cats, Bon and Psyche, finally found their furever home! Thank you to Muriel and her family for opening their hearts to 2 of our rescues. Special thanks to Royal Canin Philippines for the adoption kits that we are able to give away for each adoption. Want to make a
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CARA tries to respond to as many rescue requests as possible. But since CARA does not have a shelter, we always have to face the question: Once the animal fully recovers from its injuries, where can we keep the animal? The answer is to temporarily rehome the rescue. This is where the need for foster
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Candy is a 2-year-old pretty ginger cat. She is quite the playful one and can entertain herself the whole day. She can also be adopted alone as she loves human companions more than her furry friends. Want to make a difference? Click one of the links below. Donate | Adopt | Volunteer | Partner For inspiring pet stories, click
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We are so happy to announce that Peggy has been adopted! Her story is a famous one–she was found last year seemingly with a peg leg, which turned our to be her leg bone with the skin scraped off. She had to be amputated, but she still remained a sweet and affectionate cat. Thank you,
