Our Abueg center has now become the heart of our medical rescue operations. Since Puerto is home to our trusted veterinarian and there are no clinics nearby in Aborlan, Abueg now serves as our temporary recovery sanctuary for dogs needing continuous treatment and care. This setup allows us to respond more quickly to medical emergencies and ensure each rescue gets the attention they deserve. Unfortunately, running a rescue isn’t always met with kindness. One of our neighbors recently lodged a complaint with the barangay, causing added stress to an already heavy mission. Still, we remain grounded in faith—knowing in our hearts that the Lord is with us, helping and protecting us. That is where we draw our strength and comfort. If more people were understanding, supportive, and better informed, this mission would be a little less heavy to carry. So much of the resistance we face stems not from real harm done, but from a lack of awareness about the value of what we do. Running a san...
Our rescue journey continues with the arrival of two new souls in need of love and healing. Meet Cookie In the video shared below, you’ll see Cookie , a newly rescued dog now under our care. She recently underwent the amputation of her front right leg due to a severe injury. Despite the pain she has endured, Cookie is showing incredible strength and spirit. She is currently recuperating and adjusting to her new reality with resilience that inspires us every day. A Long Road to Safety The second dog, still unnamed, was finally contained and rescued in El Nido. She is now en route to Puerto Princesa for urgent medical attention. Like many of our rescues, her journey to safety has been long, uncertain, and filled with challenges. But she is finally safe, and her healing begins now.