The True Cost of Rescuing & Rehoming Strays

Our sanctuary is always full. Our caretakers are tired. Our rescuers need to spend more time with their families. Our pockets are dry. We need a breather. We need sponsors. But it's so hard when so many need help.

She said she has tried reaching out to different groups and vet clinics to find help for a dog frequenting her establishment but that no one paid her any attention even when she offered to pay.

Taking this opportunity to thank our volunteers who fought alongside us this 2025 in saving lives and giving second chances - selflessly and sincerely despite having their own rescue affiliation. They don't like the spotlight but join us thanking them and celebrating them for all that they do for our four-legged friends 🎄❤️ We are deeply honored to have your trust and confidence. You have taught us humility and grace. Our gratitude overflows. May 2026 shower you with abundance, love and courage to forge on.

Kung waay mapatay ang aspin sang totoy pa lang bangud wala mabakuna, manubo gyapon ang survival rate nila as adults. Let's normalize providing the same health care for our pets as we do for our kids. Miski aspin o puspin. Complete their vaccinations to prevent future complications.

DID YOU KNOW? There is an animal enclosure located within the EPerformax complex that houses the community's existing strays under the care of their feeders. Built to ensure the safety of its community, Pueblo de Panay recently erected the shelter to provide a home for the dogs who have been residents of the area for more than five years. The dogs' welfare are under the close watch of their caretaker who guarantee their needed play time and socializing outside the enclosure on a daily basis. In partnership with Silong RXS, the community strays will have their mandatory vaccinations, not only for their good health but also for the community's peace of mind.