Written by Chloe Marie Champo Every year, thousands of stray cats and dogs are lined up by local authorities and pounds to face mass euthanasia. While they claim that it is done in the name of population control, we can all agree that killing animals does not solve the problem—in fact, it perpetuates it. At […]
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Written by Mica Tolentino At our CARA Home, you’ll meet many wonderful dogs – each with their own unique story of hope and resilience. One of them is Sara, a sweet and gentle Aspin who’s ready to find her forever family. At first glance, she might seem a little shy, but don’t be fooled because
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Written by Leanza Garcia April was a fulfilling month at CARA. Whether it’s through spay/neuter efforts, community events, or the generous support we’ve received, every little act has helped us continue the mission of building a kinder world for animals. 🐾 New Month, New PAWtner CARA x Save ALL We’re excited to share that CARA
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Written by Leanza Garcia Last June 7, 2025, we opened our doors to new faces—and welcomed back familiar ones—for a special Volunteer Orientation and General Assembly held at the PETA Theater. With 35 passionate individuals in attendance (20 new volunteers and 15 returning ones), the day was filled with learning, laughter, and a shared love
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Written by Sandy Pearl Polias A Silent Crisis We Can No Longer Ignore We see them every day, in crowded streets, dark alleys, busy markets, or quietly curled up in the corners of our neighborhoods. Stray cats and dogs have become so common in the Philippines that many of us barely notice them anymore. But
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Written by Leanza Garcia From multi-day events to unveiling a brand new look—March was a busy month for CARA! Here’s how we spent the last month of Q1 2025. 🐾 New PAWtnerships CARA x Pawssion Project CARA teamed up with another passionate animal welfare group, Pawssion Project, to share best practices in cat and dog
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Written by: Railen Navalete Street cats—we see them almost everywhere: in our neighborhoods, schools, offices, and other spaces we pass by in our everyday lives. Street cats tend to get a bad reputation but at the end of the day, they’re just cats that are trying to survive like the rest of us. Majority of
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Written by Mica Tolentino Every pet parent knows how curious our furry friends can be: whether it’s a sneaky nibble from the dining table or an innocent sniff at a new plant, cats and dogs love to explore the world through taste. Our homes may feel like the safest place for our pets, but did
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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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