September 2009
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MY RESCUE STORY OF A GIRL AND TWO CATS
Co-Volunteer Joe Claret shares his own experience about the Typhoon Ondoy:
September 26, 2009. It began as any normal rainy Saturday morning in our place in Marikina City. I reside in Monte Vista Subdivision in Barangay I.V.C. (Industrial Valley Complex), a hilly place not prone to floods, so it was natural for me to be oblivious of what was going on outside our subdivision. Little did I know...
Drop-Off Point for Donations
For those who cannot go to the shelter to drop off donations, you may drop off your donations of food, medicines - DURING OFFICE HOURS (10am to 5pm only) at 2-B Legaspi St., Philam Homes Subdivision West Avenue, Quezon City c/o Mr. Rich Ilustre, PAWS Director We are in urgent need of roofed dog cages and pet carriers. Pet food, pails, basins, old blankets and towels, emergency lights, portable...
Update on PARC (PAWS Shelter) amid Typhoon
We are relieved to inform you that PARC and its shelter animals remain safe from the floods caused by Typhoon Ondoy. Surrounding areas are not so lucky - Marikina one of the hardest hit. PARC is opening its doors to dog and cat evacuees of the floods. Two of our directors are still stranded in the second floor of their home in Pasig City with their numerous animals. The head of our Disaster Relief...
