Rescue Dogs of Roxas City

14/05/2026

26/04/2026

📢 HUSTISYA PARA SA MGA ALAGA | PAALALA SA LAHAT NG PET OWNERS

Kahapon, isang minamahal na pusa sa Roxas City ang namatay matapos lapain ng a*o ng kapitbahay. Ang a*o ay may kasaysayan na raw ng pananakit ng maliliit na hayop sa lugar.

Nakakadurog ng puso — at maiiwasan sana ito.

Ayon sa RA 8485 na inamyendahan ng RA 10631 (Animal Welfare Act):
✅ Responsibilidad ng may-ari na siguraduhing nakatali at secure ang kanilang alaga.
✅ Ang pagpapabaya na nagdudulot ng paghihirap o pagkamatay ng hayop ay may parusang 6 na buwan hanggang 6 na taong kulong + multang hanggang ₱250,000.
✅ Ayon sa Art. 2183, Civil Code, mananagot ang may-ari sa perwisyong dulot ng kanilang hayop.

Sa publiko:
1. Ayusin ang inyong mga gate. Ang nakawalang a*o ay pananagutan ninyo.
2. I-report ang kapabayaan. Isa lang na buhay ang nawala, sobra na.
3. Respetuhin ang lahat ng buhay. Pamilya din ang mga pusa.

Tinutulungan namin ang naulilang furparent na humingi ng hustisya sa tamang proseso, simula sa barangay. Naniniwala kami sa batas.

Magsilbi sanang babala ito: Alaga mo, responsibilidad mo.

21/04/2026

SHELTER vs POUND: Why the difference matters 🐾

ANIMAL SHELTER
Usually run by private rescuers & NGOs.
Funded by donations and our own pockets.
Goal: Heal, love, rehome. Many are “no-kill.”
Animals stay until adopted — sometimes for life.
Compassion is the budget. Love is the policy.

CITY POUND
Run by the local government / LGU.
Funded by taxes, but budgets are often small.
Goal: Public safety & animal control.
Law gives them only 3–7 days holding period.
If unclaimed or unadopted, euthanasia is legal.
Staff may care, but they’re overwhelmed and underfunded.

The hard truth:
Shelters give animals a future.
Pounds give animals a deadline.

That’s why rescuers like us pull from pounds. That’s why we beg for adopters. That’s why we spend our last cent.

Both exist. Only one is built on love.
If you can’t adopt, foster. If you can’t foster, donate.
If you can’t donate, share.
Because once the pound door closes, sometimes a rescuer is their only hope.

21/04/2026

Advocating for the rights of animals is not a walk in the park. It takes pure passion and compassion.

06/04/2026

Let's help our furry friends in need! 🐾 Rescuers are doing their best, but they can't do it alone. Abandoned and abused animals are counting on us. Let's lend a hand and a home. Adopt, don't shop, and let's make a difference together! 💕

08/02/2026

Help!! Send donations in cash or in kind to help me feed our rescued animals!

07/01/2026

Exactly! My thoughts, too.

01/01/2026

Stop animal abuse!!

Animal rights activists connected to decentralized movements, including the Animal Liberation Front, say they sometimes enter laboratories and farms to remove animals they believe are being mistreated. These groups operate without centralized leadership and often work in secrecy, documenting conditions or exposing alleged abuse. Supporters argue that this form of direct action is necessary to help animals who cannot defend themselves. Critics say tactics such as trespassing, vandalism, and disruption of businesses break the law and undermine legitimate advocacy. In many countries, authorities classify these actions as criminal offenses, while activists claim the urgency of animal suffering outweighs legal concerns. Founded in the 1970s, the Animal Liberation Front says its mission is to free animals from harmful environments and financially challenge industries that profit from exploitation. The debate continues over how far activism should go and where society should draw the boundary between legality and moral duty.

05/11/2025

Make it a habit: feed the strays if you see them. To them you are someone. Help them!!

05/11/2025

Save stray animals in the streets! They need homes!