Written by Mica Tolentino Love was in the air this February, especially for our furry friends! While the world exchanged gifts and bouquets, our dedicated CARA volunteers were busy spreading love in their own special way. Here’s how CARA made an impact throughout the month of February: 🐈 CNVR efforts CARA continued its Catch-Neuter-Vaccinate-Return (CNVR) […]
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Written by Chloe Champo Every day, countless stray cats and dogs roam our streets, all with the same struggles of finding food, water, shelter, and general safety. Some are abandoned, while most are born into a cycle of homelessness. Here at CARA, we believe that an effective way to prevent this is through spaying and
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Written by Jeth Marco Zornosa REMEMBER CHERIE? She’s the resilient dog rescued last year by the PCSO after spending a horrible week with a muzzle cruelly strapped to her face. Her story touched the hearts of many and last December, she’s been adopted! Indeed, there’s no greater Christmas present than finding love and a new
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Whistle, Ms. Lawd, Deetah, and Mr. Pogi are few of our community cats in a residential area in Parañaque City. Despite multiple negotiations and compromise, the property’s management wants to relocate them across the street — a high traffic area with no shelter or protection from the weather. These creatures are simply thriving to co-exist,
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On May 22, 2024, CARA Volunteers Ellaine, Rosana, and Noa held a workshop on Responsible Pet Care and Understanding Pet Behavior at Mapua University in Intramuros. This event was part of the university’s Advocacy Week, organized by the student council. The workshop, titled “Tail of the Tales: An Interactive Symposium on Pet Ownership,” had 21
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As a kid, being part of the LGBT community and having overprotective parents made me a socially awkward person. Interacting with different kinds of people made it socially draining. One of my comforts was my dad’s pet aspin dogs (Spot and Jasmine) and puspin cat (Ming), who were always there for me when I got
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Destiny and Cali, both three-month-old female kittens, were abandoned together and are currently under temporary care. Despite their rough start, these precious felines have transformed into affectionate, playful bundles of joy, eagerly waiting to find their forever homes. Destiny, an adventurous tabby, is always ready to explore her surroundings with boundless curiosity. Cali, a delightful
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Hey everyone! Buckle up for a quick rabies rundown! Every March, we dedicate a whole month to raising awareness about this serious, yet preventable, disease. Why? Because knowledge truly is power, and in this case, it can empower you to protect yourself and your loved ones, both furry and human. Shining a Light on Rabies
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SM North Edsa | Jan 09 – Jan 31, 2024 “Art to Save: A Fundraising Exhibit for Animals in Need” is a partnership group show with CARA (Compassion and Responsibility for Animals) Welfare Philippines, featuring the works of Ranilo Zapanta, VanPug, Ted Camahalan, Resty P. Cagayat, Rovart P. Cagayat, Waldz Villanueva, Sistine Austria, Mark Ronald
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How Cats See Colors Contrary to popular belief, cats can see colors other than black and white. However, they may perceive colors differently than humans due to the structure of their eyes. Cats can see muted hues like blues, greens/yellows, and grays. However, they may have difficulty distinguishing between red, green, and yellow. This is
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Imagine being a stray cat, fighting for your life every day. You’re constantly looking for a place to stay warm, or to hide from predators and humans who might harm you. As the days go by, you start to feel weaker and weaker. You don’t know what’s happening to your body, but you’re scared. If
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August 18 is National Aspin Day, a day to celebrate the native dog of the Philippines, the Asong Pinoy or Aspin. Aspins are mixed-breed dogs that are known for their resilience, adaptability, and loyalty. They are often seen as stray dogs or unwanted pets (Source: Discrimination of Aspin Dog Breed in the Philippines), but they
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