8 Dog Rescue Centers in the Philippines: Where to Adopt Your Next Furbaby
Aug 26, 2022 • Edgardo Toledo
Aug 26, 2022 • Edgardo Toledo
Dogs are some of the best companions anyone can have. Come on, they’re called “man’s best friend” for a reason! Sadly, animal abuse and cruelty are still rampant in the Philippines, despite laws like the Animal Welfare Act. This International Dog Day, you can do your part by supporting some of these animal organizations. Take a look.
PAWS rescues abandoned and abused animals like dogs. Aside from physical and behavioral rehabilitation programs, PAWS also welcomes people who want to adopt or become foster fur parents.
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Founded in 2000, CARA strives to raise public awareness of animal welfare and offer affordable veterinary care for animals. Being a fur parent is a huge responsibility, and if you’re not up to the task yet, CARA’s Sponsor a Pet program might be a good start.
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HoundHaven PH focuses on taking care of retired military working dogs and contract working dogs employed by government bodies. These dogs have spent their lives helping others, and they deserve nothing but love now that they’re older. If you want to donate, adopt, or volunteer, visit here for more information.
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A project of CARA Welfare Philippines, Save the Laguna Pit Bulls is home to pit bulls rescued from a Korean dog fighting syndicate in Cavite. They currently have 37 pit bulls under their care, and you can help through volunteer work, adoption, or monetary aid.
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Pawssion Project Foundation has rescued and rehomed over 2,600 dogs since its founding. They have an online store where you can shop their official merch like shirts, water tumblers, and tote bags. The proceeds will help support the expenses of their two dog shelters in Bulacan.
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Started by Michel and Neresa Van Der Kleij, AARRC helps street dogs and cats in Aklan find new homes that’ll love and cherish them. Anybody is welcome to adopt, give monetary donations or become a sponsor for their animals.
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SWS began two years ago and has now helped 1,500 dogs and cats. More animals still need help, and SWS needs your support to continue its programs. Check out their website to know more.
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PART is committed to rescuing animals from abuse or cruelty. They also have a Community Outreach and Rescue Education (CORE) program that seeks to educate people on issues like neutering and what to do when you see an animal being mistreated.
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Do you know any other dog rescue centers? Let us know in the comments.
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