PAWer Friends

25/12/2025

Ampons. Mga Tilapia at Orenji.

Nakakalungkot mang isipin madami pa din sa atin ang walang pagmamahal sa kanila. Pero, bilang petlover hangga't kaya ko maampon sila at mabigyan ng safe na lugar na makakakain sila, maubos man sahod at ipon ko gagawin ko. Spread love ‼️

01/12/2025

Patingen nga ng baby ng mga trentahin🤭

22/11/2025

Good job ‼️

A country where no dog is left on the streets.
That’s what the Netherlands has become after giving every stray a home.

Years ago, the nation faced thousands of abandoned dogs wandering cities and villages. Instead of ignoring it, the country chose compassion over convenience.

The government created strict breeding laws, supported free spay and neuter programs, and worked closely with shelters to make adoption the first choice. Slowly, the number of stray dogs dropped until one day… it hit zero.

Today, the Netherlands is celebrated as the first country in the world to completely eliminate stray dogs. Every dog has a name, a home, and someone who loves them.

Their success is a reminder that when a nation decides animals matter, everything changes. And it proves that a world without stray dogs is possible - if we choose kindness first.

If one country can do it, others can too.

17/11/2025

MISSING MY MALLOWS‼️😻😭😭

SAN JOAQUIN, Pasig. Huling nakita sa parking, sa bandang Barkadahan. May collar na glow in the dark with bell. May ear notch.

Di po yan sanay sa table food. May sakit siya. Pakibalik naman po.

13/10/2025

Eto po si Poy nung narescue ko po siya.

01/10/2025

POY life update.

Eto po one-eyed pa din po ako. 😸 Naglipat na po ko ng bahay. Nasa bukid na po ako ni Lolo P. 😻 So farrrrr so goooood!! Meow.😸

23/08/2025

In Germany, a unique and heartwarming idea is tackling littering while giving stray dogs a sense of purpose — training them to act as garbage collectors by picking up discarded plastic bottles and dropping them into special bins in exchange for treats. Animal trainers and city authorities work together to teach the dogs how to identify bottles on the streets, carry them gently, and deposit them into sensor-equipped bins that release a small food reward.
The initiative not only helps clean up city parks and sidewalks but also changes public perception of stray animals. Instead of being seen as a problem, these dogs become helpful members of the community. Their work reduces litter, raises awareness about recycling, and encourages passersby to dispose of trash properly. The dogs receive regular care, tracking collars, and medical checkups, ensuring their welfare is always protected.

Residents report feeling more connected to the animals and inspired to contribute to cleaner urban spaces. Some cities are even organising adoption events around the “working dogs” to find them permanent homes. By combining animal rescue with environmental action, Germany is proving that creative solutions can bring surprising partners together in the fight against waste.

28/07/2025

Mika life update 😍❤️

She is now enjoying her single life 😆(kapon na po siya)