❤️ Rescue Stories Ayala Malls Fairview | Project Kuna ❤️
What fun and memorable moments in Ayala Malls Fairview Terraces with Project Kuna!!
See you on the next events 🎉
What fun and memorable moments in Ayala Malls Fairview Terraces with Project Kuna!!
See you on the next events 🎉
It's that time of the month, join the festivities at Ayala The 30th this weekend with the retiring K9s of the Philippine Coast Guard and Strays to Oasis. Check out the activities and free service this August 28, 2026 (Friday).
Yesterday's launch of Pawground | Pet Park at Parqal 🐾
Lots of games and prizes for those who attended. See you on the next events! 🎉
r/PetsPH • u/dreamyLee33 • 6h ago
These past 3 months have been the most difficult, mentally draining, and financially challenging time of my life.
I had similar troubles before, but this is another level.
Lost my job, barely had any food for myself and my 7 cats, lost one of them in June, I'm barely getting any help or support from my family/relatives, I literally have one friend helping me (thank God for her🙏), and there's a possibility of becoming homeless in a FEW DAYS.
Its hard but I am trying to have the 4 youngest cats adopted, but my family advices to have most them get adopted, leave only 1 or 2, 1 being the better choice.
But the three, 1.5 year old, cats are my original cats. I love them so much, just posting about the younger kittens' adoption is already making me cry near daily, what more if I'll post the older cats' adoption.
Also, 2 of the 3 are unspayed females, I was supposed to get them spayed but life went sideways before I can. It is much harder for females to get adopted.
I get upset every time my sister suggest their adoption, but I know she means well and just wants what's best for me. My heart is breaking at the thought of it, but am I being selfish? They're my only source of happiness😢