Support the dogs rescued by IWCT through sponsorship! View the resident dogs below, find out more about them and choose one to support on its road to recovery.
You will receive a thank you photo of your chosen dog!
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As most of the rescue dogs have been in our care and moved to the Treatment Centre with us when it was built, we feel they have been in our care for too long for us to say goodbye to them. Therefore they will remain part of the IWCT family. This means sponsorship is even more important. You can support your favourite member of the IWCT canine family!
Cooper is a happy, excitable boy who certainly keeps our kennelmates on their toes! It is truly amazing that he is so friendly, considering his difficult start in life. Cooper spent his early years as a security dog, kept tied up and exposed to the glaring heat. Despite that neglect, he has emerged…
Divi’s journey began in 2023 when she was discovered by Jeff, a local stray feeder, rummaging through the bins outside a “DiviMart” supermarket. Frightened, alone, and severely underweight, she was also suffering from…
Milly’s rescue was a moment of fate. In 2023, our head vet, Doc Roland, spotted her abandoned and vulnerable on a dangerously busy main road. When she…
Bantay arrived at the Centre in 2022 alongside his sister, Dixie. His owner was concerned about his increasing aggression, but our team…
Dixie arrived at the Centre in 2022 alongside her brother, Bantay. Having spent most of her life chained up in a front yard with no formal training or…
Sunshine was one of our early rescues since setting up the IWCT Treatment Centre, found living in a derelict building in a…
Holly was rescued in 2019 after being found outside a factory, suffering from painful wounds and a severe…
Buddy’s story is one of our most remarkable transformations. He was found emaciated in the corner…
Skinless has one of the most memorable names at the Centre, although it should really be furless, as when we first found him, he was completely…
Rudy (or “Rudolph” to his closest friends) was a special Christmas rescue from Bulacan. When our team found him, he was heartbreakingly…
Butters is a survivor of the 2020 Taal Volcano eruption. Our team discovered her as a tiny, frightened puppy while providing emergency…
Kilay’s journey to the Centre was a race against time. Along with her best friend, Skinless, she was one of our very first residents, rescued…
Barker is a living testament to the resilience of the canine spirit. When he was found, he was suffering from a horrific injury: a…
Rex was found in Arayat, Pampanga, in a state of total abandonment. Tied up and left behind, he was riddled with mange and—as our veterinary team later discovered—severely…
Betty was one of our very early rescues, and she brought with her a unique challenge. Unlike many of our residents who arrive with mange, Betty suffers from a chronic…
If you would prefer to make a general donation, which isn’t specific to dog sponsorship, you can do so here. Donations not only go towards caring for our rescue dogs, but also towards our Spay and Neuter Programme, rabies vaccination drives, clinics in general and our Education Programme. However, sponsoring a specific dog gives you a sense of pride and ownership. Should your sponsored dog become adopted, you could choose another, or stop your support, if you chose to make a recurring gift.
We are very grateful that our supporters have chosen to donate to the dogs of the Philippines. If you want to donate to something very specific, what better way than to sponsor an IWCT rescue dog!?
Sponsoring a pet gives you a sense of responsibility and pride in the same way as a regular pet owner would get, even if you don’t have the means to be a pet owner in real life at the moment. Animal sponsorship is also a great gift to give to a loved one. If this is the case – please contact us and we will make a celebration e-card featuring the dog for the recipient!
