Be pro-active! CARA Welfare Philippines needs your help to raise funds for the rescued cats and dogs by inspiring the community to respect and be compassionate towards street animals.
Watch the special screening of a much awaited movie for the benefit CARA Welfare Philippines rescued cats and dogs.
What: Wonder Woman Movie Screening
When: June 3, 2017 (Saturday) at 4:30pm
Where: Greenbelt 3, Cinema 2
Ticket price: P800
Reserve your tickets now by paying thru the following methods:
1. Via the CARA clinic: 175 Lopez-Rizal corner Samat street, Mandaluyong
2. Via BPI Bank deposit: Acct. name: CARA Welfare Philippines Acct. number: 3191-0467-05
3. Via Paypal: http://www.caraphil.org/mainsite/get-involved/donate/
Please send proof of payment (receipt, screenshot or deposit slip) to events@caraphil.org and you will be informed of seat availability. First pay, first serve so get your tickets now! 🙂
CARA was formed in the year 2000 by a dedicated group of animal lovers determined to help the plight of animals in the Philippines. CARA are a non-profit, non-government organization (managed entirely by volunteers) advocating animal welfare.
For more information, visit the CARA Welfare Philippines Facebook page or their website at http://www.caraphil.org/
Adoption: adoption@caraphil.org
Sponsorship: sponsorship@caraphil.org
Volunteer: join@caraphil.org
Events/Media: events@caraphil.org or secretary@caraphil.org
Rescue concerns: clinic@caraphil.org
*Adoptions: Please note that we do not have a shelter so unfortunately cannot take animals in; the animals we have up for adoption are rescued by our members and reside in their own houses.
CARA Clinic
175 Lopez Rizal St. cor. Samat St., Mandaluyong City
+632 5323340 /0919 579 0047
clinic@caraphil.org
CARA Clinic hours are from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM (with reception cut-off at 4:30 PM), Mondays to Fridays and 8:00 AM to 12:00 nn on Saturdays. Please call our hotline at +632 5323340 for inquiries or to set an appointment.
WHERE TO REPORT CRUELTY CASES
There is an Animal Welfare Act of 1998 in Philippines that protects animals from cruelty and abuse. If you witness any cases, immediately proceed to the nearest police precinct to report the incident and bring a policeman with you to the scene – they have to help you by law! Don’t forget to take photographic evidence.
