Brandy (who used to be named Frieda) was rescued in Pasig. She was a small, frightened puppy tied to a tree with a wire wrapped around her neck. She had no shelter from the sun, rain and was malnourished. After some time to recover at our partner clinic, she became a beautiful and confident dog. She […]
A CARA volunteer found Cheza wandering in her neighborhood and decided to rescue her. After about six months, someone saw Cheza’s picture posted on the CARA website. This person visited her in Valenzuela where Cheza was being fostered and took her home the same day. It was love at first sight! Cheza warmed up to her
“We want animal welfare and we want it now.” This is the shout of the various animal welfare groups and pet owners during the first Animal Welfare Week March at the Quezon Memorial Circle organized by Animal Kingdom Foundation (AKF) and the Department of Agriculture‘s Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) on September 29.
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CARA Welfare Philippines is looking for an experienced licensed veterinarian for its clinic in Malate, Manila. If you have the skills and experience, this is your chance to put compassion into action by taking on the medical rehabilitation of rescued animals. By working with CARA, you are creating an awesome future for your career and
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Watch this video of the state of animal welfare in the Philippines. From pet abandonment to animal cruelty and dog slaughter, it lists the dangers facing the lives of dogs and cats in the Philippines everyday. It also focuses on the efforts of CARA Welfare Philippines to promote compassion and responsibility for animals through spay/neuter
Lucky was reported to us in May. She was severely emaciated, and extremely weak. After many months of confinement at our partner clinic, Lucky finally found a loving foster home with one of our Laguna Pit Bull and CARA volunteers and after one week of fostering, it was clear that Lucky had won the hearts
Lucky was reported to us in May. She was severely emaciated, and extremely weak. After many months of confinement at our partner clinic, Lucky finally found a loving foster home with one of our Laguna Pit Bull and CARA volunteers and after one week of fostering, it was clear that Lucky had won the hearts
Dora and Boots were rescued in Cubao as small kittens. Dora looked sickly and lay on the sidewalk as Boots sat next to her protectively. Dora was diagnosed with a hernia and both where anemic. Despite it all, they were very sweet, gentle and trusting. After treatment and surgery they
Dora and Boots were rescued in Cubao as small kittens. Dora looked sickly and lay on the sidewalk as Boots sat next to her protectively. Dora was diagnosed with a hernia and both where anemic. Despite it all, they were very sweet, gentle and trusting. After treatment and surgery they
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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This coming September 29th, 2013, the Animal Kingdom Foundation Inc. and the Bureau of Animal Industry will be holding an Animal Welfare Awareness celebration at the Quezon City Memorial Circle which aims to strengthen the drive of various animal organizations about making people realize the importance of proper ways of taking care of different animals
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