Every Life Matters
We're back at Robinsons Mall Dumaguete for one weekend a month, and already one of Rubor's puppies has found a new home. Bob was adopted by Jessica, who was the student who first alerted us to the sad situation of Rubor and her newborn puppies back in Decemeber 2021. She raised funds to enable us to take in Rubor and give her the care she needed to raise her puppies safely. Jessica renamed Bob - Rogan! Thanks Jessica for saving Rubor and her puppies.
Bob
Bob
Bob
Katrina and puppies
During our residency at Robinson's Mall Dumaguete before Christmas 2021, we managed to find homes for 4 of Katrina's puppies - they had no names, so the families named them Sky, Goji, Ragi and Cooper. There are still another 5 to find homes for though!!
Cooper adopted by Charry
Ragi and Goji adopted
Ragi and Goji adopted by Bryan and family
Sky adopted
Sky adopted by Flor and family
Cooper adopted
With the kindness and support of Robinson's Mall Dumaguete, we'll be there again once a month, starting Saturday, January 29th and 30th. If you'd like to adopt one of our dogs please message our Inbox - to see all our dogs visit the Our Dogs page
Little Luca was found on Luca Street in Dauin by one of our volunteers Dana. He couldn't have been more than 10 days old - his eyes had yet to open. Despite being quite big (and having an appetite to match), he was riddled with fleas and had some wounds full of maggots. He was bottle fed from the beginning, and we are so grateful that Irish and Mike stepped up to adopt him. He is SUPER photogenic - we can't wait to see what a handsome dog he's sure to grow into. Just check out his beautiful gallery of pictures taken mostly by Corri on one of his early expeditions into the great outdoors!
Some strays are actually doing fine living a life without a human owner, scavenging for scraps or being fed in the community. It can be a great life, until injury or illness strikes. Pia and Holly are two happy examples of a pair of dogs who, once their problems were stabilised at the Sanctuary, were returned to their communities to carry on their lives as before. Whilst these cases may not strictly speaking be "Adoptions", we celebrate every life that we are able to support, whether they have their own humans or not! Check out their stories on the profile pages for Pia and Holly.
Pia
Holly back home
This tiny love-nugget was barely in the Sanctuary a week before Juan and family snapped him up and adopted him. He followed our volunteer Corri on her dog walk back to the Sanctuary. Corri called him Buddy.
Buddy
Buddy adopted
Buddy
Buddy
Buddy when rescued
