As the dog meat trade significantly declined due to stricter laws and enforcement, the country faced a new challenge: a rapidly rising stray dog population. With Rabies remaining a prevalent threat in Southeast Asia, our focus shifted toward prevention and population control.

For the last decade, we have dedicated ourselves to breaking the cycle of suffering through our Kapon (spay and neuter) clinics. What began as a mobile service, reaching remote areas with a dedicated team of vets, has now evolved. While we still reach out to those in need, the opening of our purpose-built Treatment Centre has allowed us to provide a gold standard of veterinary care and rehabilitation. The Centre is also a sanctuary for our rescue dogs; many go on to be rehomed once they have been treated and rehabilitated, while others—who may be too old or unwell to leave—will live out the rest of their days in what we like to think of as a little corner of Filipino dog paradise.