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 dog with boundless energy. He certainly keeps Kennelmate Michael on his toes! He needs lots of training during his rehabilitation to learn to trust and come to his handler. Please help his training by sponsoring him. Your sponsorship will fund enrichment toys and games to keep his busy mind entertained.
Story: Divi was rescued by Jeff outside a DiviMart. She was frightened, alone, underweight and covered in mange. Please support her through sponsorship until she finds her forever home.
Personality: Extremely playful and loves to please! She is highly intelligent and loves learning new skills.
Story: Milly was rescued by our team when Doc Roland spotted her on a busy main road.
Personality: Very sweet despite her traumatic start in life, very fond of kennelmate Michael.
Story: Given up by his owner for being too aggressive.
Personality: Takes time to trust new humans and dogs, placid when handlers are patient.
Story: Dixie was given up by her owner to us because she was so aggressive to people and dogs. Her owner didn’t know how to train her.
Personality: Quiet and calm but still enjoys the company of the other dogs.
Story: Cheska was also rescued from the Taal volcano disaster as a tiny puppy. She wouldn’t have survived much longer on her own so our team rescued her. Cheska grew to be bouncy and loved life. She sadly passed away following a short illness in May 2024.
Personality: She was a huge character and loved by all at IWCT. We miss her waggy tail terribly.
Story: Sunshine was found with a broken tail and suffering from mange. Our team rescued her with the help of a concerned citizen who messaged us on Facebook.
Personality: Laid back, gentle and affectionate.
Story: Holly was rescued outside a factory when she was four years old, wounded, and had a bad skin condition.
Personality: Super sweet and playful.
Story: Buddy was found emaciated in the corner of a car park near where we were holding a mobile clinic. Our vets brought him home to the Treatment Centre.
Personality: Sweet and gentle with a heart of gold.
Story: Skinless was tethered 24/7 outside a house in a poor community, thin and suffering from mange. IWCT took him to the Centre for respite but when he recovered, his owners didn’t want him back.
Personality: Playful and vocal with a very waggy tail!
Story: Our team rescued him from Bulacan, after he was abandoned. He was fragile and had severe mange.
Personality: Intelligent and energetic people pleaser.
Story: Butters was rescued during the Taal Volcano eruption. His home had been abandoned and he was found scared and hungry.
Personality: Calm, mellow, patient and well behaved
Story: Rescued from Angeles Dog Pound, Pampanga, weak and thin, and about to be put to sleep.
Personality: Intelligent, loving and loyal, sometimes protective.
Story: Clover was found which such bad mange, she was completely bald. After her rescue, a full coat of soft, white fur grew back.
Personality: She was a much loved dog, content and quiet with a wonderful goofy smile.
Story: Barker was found with a nylon rope embedded in his neck which had become infected and required surgery.
Personality: Well behaved preferring his own company.
Story: He was rescued from Arayat, Pampanga, where he was tied up and abandoned with a bad skin condition.
Personality: Playful, energetic and clever – he regularly learns new commands and tricks.
Story: Betty was found with a different type of allergy skin problem, (rather than mange, which is more commonly seen), which requires ongoing medication and a special diet.
Personality: Playful and sociable, not letting her condition get her down.
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!
