Julia
Julia was shaking in fright and cold when PAWS volunteers rescued her from the floods of Ondoy on October of 2009.
As if that weren't enough, she was soon diagnosed with CTVT, a highly contagious and painful disease.
It was because of this that adoption counselors advised Francis Geologo and his family to choose a different dog instead of her.
But to everyone's surprise and joy, Julia's adopters patiently waited and cared for her during the entire treatment and recovery, which took months.
Finally, on March 6, 2010, Julia went home.
Everyday the PAWS Animal Rehabilitation Center cares for animals who are victims of cruelty and neglect.
Our life-saving work needs your support. Please donate. It will go a long way in helping homeless dogs and cats hoping for a second chance at a good life.
P 300 or US$ 7 (Staff & Volunteer Support)
will help sustain office and maintenance personnel that keep the shelter running
P 500 or US$ 12 (Utilities & Maintenance)
will help pay the rent, water, communication and electricity bills
P 1,000 or US$ 23 (Immediate Shelter Needs)
will help feed a shelter dog for one month or fully vaccinate a shelter dog or cat against diseases
P 3,000 or US$ 68 (Spay-Neuter Fund)
will help spay a female cat or dog preventing hundreds of unwanted kittens and puppies from being born
P 5,000 or US$ 113 (Medical Fund)
will help in the long-term veterinary treatment of an abused dog or cat, or any other animal in need of special care at our shelter