Our long-awaited adoption event is happening this month! Join us on May 30 (Saturday), from 3pm to 8pm at the Fashion Walk, Greenbelt 5. Bring your family and friends and meet our adoptable cats and dogs. One of them might just be the perfect fur-friend you’ve been looking for. Not looking to adopt […]
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Please help us raise funds for ACE, one of the older Laguna pit bulls (LPBs) under our care. The LPBs were rescued from a dog fighting syndicate some years ago by CARA. Ace was diagnosed with a cancerous tumor on his body two years ago. Then a year ago, another tumor appeared on his
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Adopt, don’t shop! Everyday, CARA and other animal welfare groups are besieged by requests to rescue abandoned dogs and cats. Some of these animals were expensive breed dogs–yes, believe it! Common reasons for pet abandonment were the dogs grew too big or they suffered from illness and the owners were not willing to
THE LPBs ON “REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK” TOMORROW. Host Jiggy Manicad and crew visited Laguna Pit Bulls yesterday, and had a chat with volunteers Keith and Paul, and the caretakers. Tune in tomorrow, March 26, GMA7, 4PM. Save the Laguna Pit Bulls helpsavethepitbulls.com/ #adoptdontshop article by Tanya Guerrero | posted by Michelle Baena Ciriacruz
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Exercise keeps pets and humans healthy. So, what are you waiting for? Time to exercise with our fur babies! Please share this infographics to help spread animal welfare awareness in the country. Please continue supporting CARA Welfare Philippines by clicking this link. We appreciate all help, however small! Infographics source
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It’s almost summer! Doubtless, you’re already planning for summer vacation. If you have animal companions and plan to bring them along, here are pet safety travel tips to guide you. Please share this post to support animal welfare awareness in the country. Please continue supporting CARA Welfare Philippines by clicking this link. We
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HEY, GUESS WHO WENT HOME THIS WEEKEND? Our dear Carbon has found a forever home! He immediately clicked with the Caballes family when they visited the Center. They felt it too–Nanay Edwina was smitten! Thank you to young Kendrick who constantly bugged his family (since last year!) about adopting a Laguna Pit Bull. Nice
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#FundraisingFriday: When we rescued BONITO last Thursday, he had been in this sad condition for some time. His owner, a tricycle driver in Mandaluyong, could not afford to provide veterinary care for him. Bonito is emaciated and tested positive for sarcoptic mange and heartworm. He is now being treated at the CARA Clinic. We
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Wondering how to train your dog? CARA supports positive reinforcement or rewards-based training. We believe in lots of love and clear guidance to help strengthen our relationship with our fur babies. Please share this post to help spread the awareness of animal welfare in the country. Infographics was sourced from this site. Please continue
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Remember Zoey? She’s the Chow we rescued on C5, she was extremely mangy and emaciated, but a sweet girl nonetheless. Well this weekend, she finally went to her forever home with the Regalado family! She has been renamed Eowyn, and she likes that just fine. It was love at first sight, and Zoey was
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Although the costs indicated in this infographics are in dollars, I think it illustrates closely enough the costs incurred by animal welfare groups in the Philippines to rescue abandoned dogs and cats in the country. This is why support in the form of monetary donations or in kind is critical for our advocacy. Please
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#FundraisingFriday: When CARA friend Nina first saw the thin dog lying on the street, she thought it was just sleeping. Hours later, she became worried when saw him still lying on the same spot. The dog was barely breathing, could not stand by itself and did not even respond to the smell of the
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