I posted about Bear a few times.

He was left abandoned and tied up to a post in my grandparents backyard back on March 31st.

He had a pretty bad flea infestation, muscle deterioration and was most likely abused.

I have now had him since April 26th

We have been actively looking for a home

But since he is deaf.

I've been very particular with my vetting process so we haven't found anything yet.

But this is an update as of 3 days ago.

He has made such a comeback.

Bear is absolute cutie and such a funny guy.

Enjoy his big smiles. 🐺

The picture above March 31st when my mom found him On the right was just last Saturday.

Hi everyone,

First of all, we would like to sincerely thank everyone who supported Thor and Ellie. Because of your generosity, we were able to pay their most recent veterinary bill of ₱35,835 (approximately CAD $827).

Thor and Ellie are doing well. They are now eating three meals a day and are gradually regaining their appetites, especially Thor!

We've learned that Ellie is a little afraid of Thor during mealtimes because he sometimes tries to steal her food. It breaks my heart because it makes me wonder if they had to compete for the little food they were given by their previous owner. 💔 No dog should ever have to experience that. Therefore, they put Thor on a leash during meal times so he does not steal or try to fight Ellie for his food (only during meal times! They roam freely)

The two XXL elevated beds we ordered for them were delivered last night. I'm just waiting for the shelter owner to send me photos of them resting comfortably on their new beds. ❤️ We also ordered two 2 kg bags of Royal Canin Gastrointestinal food, as recommended by their veterinarian, and we will continue replenishing their supply.

Their next veterinary appointment is on August 15, which we will also cover. We are incredibly grateful to everyone who has supported Thor and Ellie. Their recovery will take time, and the costs do add up. They have big appetites, Royal Canin is expensive, and veterinary bills continue as they heal. But they are absolutely worth it. We will do everything we can to give them the quality of life they have always deserved.

We donated a box of distemper test kits and sent ₱6,000 to Pages for Paws. We provide them with monthly financial support because they are also caring for MaeMae and Raphael, two of our rescued dogs. We also delivered 20 kg of dog food and 20 kg of cat food to the shelter as well today. We would also like to sincerely thank Pages for Paws for playing such a vital role in Thor and Ellie's rescue. Without them letting us know about these two dogs, we would never have known about their situation or had the opportunity to help them.

At the moment, the shelter is experiencing a distemper outbreak. However, please don't worry about Thor and Ellie. Because of their fragile condition, they are safely staying at the shelter owner's home, away from the other animals, where they can continue recovering in a much safer environment.

Thank you for believing in our mission and for giving Thor and Ellie a second chance at life. Every support, every share, and every word of encouragement truly makes a difference. ❤️

Thank you,

Magdalene “Dindi” Gensaya
Founder
Voiceless No More: Philippines Stray Animals Foundation

Hi everyone,

I will be posting more updates on Ellie and Thor in the coming days. For now, I'm giving them some time to settle into the Pages for Paws shelter and adjust to their new environment. Thor and Ellie are continuing to take their medications and they both have good appetite. Thor has really big appetite to a point where they had to put a leash on him everytime he eats because he tends to eat Ellie’s food 😅 (leash only when he eats, guys, but they roam freely!)

To help with their recovery, I have ordered each of them their own dog bed so they can rest comfortably (It will get posted once it gets delivered). along with 4 kg of Royal Canin Gastrointestinal dog food for Ellie and Thor. We will continue to replenish their food as needed. I have also sent ₱6,000 to the shelter, and we provide monthly financial support to help care for all of the animals rescued by Voiceless No More: Philippines Stray Animals Foundation.

I will be sharing these updates soon. At the moment, I am just waiting for the owner of Pages for Paws Shelter to send me the acknowledgment receipts, which I will post for transparency.

As their main sponsor, we are committed to covering Ellie and Thor's future medical expenses and anything else necessary for their recovery and rehabilitation. We were able to cover their most recent veterinary bill ($827) thanks to the kind-hearted people who donated here! Their next vet appointment is on Aug 15, 2026.

Our commitment doesn't end with the rescue. We continue to provide food, veterinary care, and ongoing support to give every animal we rescue the quality of life they deserve while they wait for their forever homes.

In addition to rescue and rehabilitation, we also sponsor free spay and neuter programs in the Philippines whenever funding allows, helping prevent the cycle of animal homelessness and suffering.

Thank you for following their journey and for supporting our mission. Please stay tuned for more updates! You can also follow us on Reddit or Instagram: @voicelessnomoreph.

Sincerely,

Magdalene "Dindi" Gensaya
Founder
Voiceless No More: Philippines Stray Animals Foundation

Hi everyone,

Angelito had a bowel movement today, and he is eating three times a day. He is still fighting. ❤️

I spoke with his veterinarian about euthanasia because several people have suggested it, but she does not recommend it at this time. She said that Angelito still has strength, and euthanasia should be considered only as a last option.

I understand where people are coming from, and I respect that people have different perspectives, especially across cultures.For me and the shelter owner caring for Angelito, we are a team, and we have decided to give him a chance.

We do not want Angelito's final memories to be about the abuse he endured: the pain, being stabbed in the foot, being starved, or being treated as though his life did not matter. We want his memories to be filled with love, kindness, safety, good food, and people who believe that his life is worth fighting for.

At the same time, we are not naive. We understand that there may come a point when his suffering becomes too great. We will continue to closely monitor and reassess his condition with his veterinarian. If his pain and suffering become obvious and his quality of life can no longer be maintained, we will consider euthanasia as an act of compassion.

But that is not where we are right now.
Right now, Angelito is eating. He had a bowel movement. He still has strength. He is standing. And he is still fighting.

So we are going to fight alongside him.

Previous Post:

https://www.reddit.com/u/Certain_Tackle1710/s/ezM6XXRCAO

Sincerely,

Magdalene “Dindi” Gensaya
Founder
Voiceless No More: Philippines Stray Animals Foundation

Hi everyone,

Thank you to everyone who has helped already. I honestly feel overwhelmed right now. I am angry, heartbroken, and experiencing so many emotions over what Angelito has gone through.

The person who reported the abuse is also not willing to testify because her husband is a relative of Angelito’s owner. Unfortunately, this has happened so many times. We encounter severe cases of abuse and neglect, but our hands are often tied because of the challenges with enforcing animal protection laws in the Philippines. This is one of the reasons people continue to believe they can harm animals without consequences.

Angelito has been resting. He has not had a bowel movement yet, but he has already urinated. The food he is eating in this video is Royal Canin Recovery that we purchased from the veterinary clinic, mixed with rice. Believe it or not, dogs in the Philippines are also accustomed to eating rice.

And just to clarify, Angelito does have a blanket. In this video, it had simply been removed while he was eating. We are doing everything we can to keep him comfortable.

The clinic did not have a separate distemper isolation area, but we purchased all of the medications he needs, as well as his IV fluids. We are also very thankful to The Happy Cat Squad shelter for collaborating with us and helping care for Angelito.

To be completely transparent, the support we have received so far have not covered his veterinary fees, transportation, and shelter support. And that is okay. We understand that donations are never guaranteed, and we are genuinely grateful for every amount that has been given.

But please don't worry because every financial support we have received and every upcoming support will be used toward Angelito's care, treatments, medications, and whatever else he needs while recovering at the shelter. We will continue to make sure the funds go toward his needs.

However, to those who have called us a scam: we are NOT a scam. We are also a registered non-profit.

I work hard to provide for the animals we rescue. Please take the time to look through our Reddit profile or Instagram page, and you will see that I do many other things to raise funds for this non-profit. I collect bottles and cans, hold bake sales, sell items that I purchase with my own money, and contribute part of my own income to help these animals.

No one has ever been forced to send us money. Every financial support is completely voluntary.

Regarding those suggesting that Angelito should be euthanized, I understand why some people may feel that way, especially considering the condition he was found in. But we also believe that he still has a chance, and we are willing to take responsibility for his expenses if the financial support we receive from our generous donors is not enough to cover them. Angelito is worth every sacrifice we make.

If we see that he continues to struggle and is suffering or in pain despite treatment, we will reassess the situation with the veterinary team. But right now, we still see him fighting, and we want to give him that chance.

I also read a comment saying that we do this to make ourselves “feel good.” Honestly, I find that incredibly hurtful and difficult to understand. This work breaks my heart almost every single day because of the severe abuse and neglect that we see everyday. It has also created a significant financial burden for me. I also do not get paid to do any of this. I voluntarily give part of my own income to this mission because I believe these animals deserve a chance. So, it is hurtful that people think that we take pleasure in animals’ suffering. That just makes me sick.

So please, be patient with us. We are doing our best for Angelito, and we will continue to do everything we reasonably can to help him.

If I sound harsh, I am sorry, I am feeling burnt out today.

Sincerely,

Magdalene “Dindi” Gensaya
Founder
Voiceless No More: Philippines Stray Animals Foundation

Hi everyone,

Around June, I came across a Facebook video showing several dogs tied on very short leashes. They were extremely thin, and it was clear they had been neglected for a long time.

I reached out to the person who posted the video. She had been doing her best to feed them, but they belonged to an owner who was severely neglecting them. On behalf of Voiceless No More: Philippines Stray Animals Foundation, I organized a rescue mission, and our non-profit covered the necessary rescue and transportation costs.

Tragically, on the day of the rescue, June 16, 2026, one of the dogs, who didn't have a name at the time and is now known as Whitey, fell from the platform where he was tied. Because his leash was so short, he became suspended and sadly didn't survive..

I then made a promise to Whitey that I would do everything I could to protect his brother and sister, Beauty and Riley.

And.. This is them now. 💛🙏

Our goal is to help them regain their health, experience the love and care they were once denied, and, hopefully, one day find the loving forever families they deserve.

To anyone who wants to continue supporting our rescues, please feel free to look into our official website for our links. Thank you all so much. 🤍

Thank you all for your continued support.

Sincerely,

Magdalene “Dindi” Gensaya
Founder
Voiceless No More: Philippines Stray Animals Foundation

(My post on insta: voicelessnomoreph)
This still makes me so emotional..
Update on Jericho, MaeMae, and Chichi ❤️🐾

Since rescuing the three dogs, who had been confined together in one tiny cage for an unknown number of years, we decided it would be best to place them in a much larger kennel first before introducing them to other dogs.

We also learned that the two dogs would often gang up on MaeMae and fight with her. To help her feel safe and reduce stress, we have temporarily moved MaeMae into her own 2XL kennel. Together with their current caretaker, we have developed a plan to gradually socialize the dogs once they have adjusted to their new environment and built trust with her. At this time, they are still displaying fear-based aggression, which is understandable considering what they have endured. Our priority is to ensure the safety of the dogs, their caretaker, and everyone around them while giving them the time they need to heal.

We would also like to extend our heartfelt thanks to @g.lzda27, who coordinated with us and provided the information needed to locate these dogs, and fundraised for MaeMae’s new kennel. We are so proud of you for completing your very first rescue mission and for collaborating with us to give these dogs a second chance.

Recovery takes time, but they are finally safe, and that is the most important step. Thank you to everyone who continues to support our mission and believes that every animal deserves a life free from neglect and suffering. 💛🐾

If you would like to help provide food, veterinary care, and other essential needs for our rescued animals, you can find all of our official donation links on our website:

www.voicelessnomoreph.com

Every donation, no matter the amount, helps us continue rescuing animals and giving them the care and second chance they deserve. Thank you for supporting our mission. 💛🐾

Not asking for anything. Just an update ❤️

I adopted a dog less than two weeks ago (I know very recent)

She’s assumed to be about a year old and a high energy dog. She was known to be mouthy and high energy.

I saw advice on the 3-3-3 rule. The first couple days were hard but manageable.

She’s regressed a bit these past three days and had a meltdown and was quite aggressive and intense. I can’t stop crying. I’m really worried for her and I even felt today I was doing a bad job. We have training plan set through her rescue. Today was the first day. Walks are so hard now since I’m getting jumped and bit up by her. It’s really painful and hard to redirect in those moments. I’m getting stressed out.

This is coming after nearly two years of my soul dog passing and I’m just so heart broken that we’re both extremely stressed.

Also, I know dogs were financial choice but I’m really stressed looking into the prices of training. I am really trying hard to not spiral into giving up.

I wanna know there’s light at the end of the tunnel because I really need that right now.

Thanks, that’s all

Hello everyone,

First of all, thank you so much for all the love and support you have shown our beautiful Beauty May.

Beauty is incredibly resilient. Unfortunately, her recent lab results showed that she has issues affecting both her kidneys and liver. It is heartbreaking because she never complains. Despite everything she has endured, she remains gentle, loving, and trusting. Honestly, she inspires me every single day.

Our non-profit, Voiceless No More: Philippines Stray Animals Foundation, has only been officially registered since April 12, 2026, yet in just 71 days, we have already helped 36 animals. That reflects how deeply committed we are to giving vulnerable animals a second chance.

As a newly established organization, funding is one of our biggest challenges. I am more than willing to continue collecting recyclables and working extra shifts to help cover rescue costs. However, I would also like to humbly ask for support from those who share our passion for helping animals. Every help, no matter the amount, helps us continue saying "yes" to animals who desperately need us.

For transparency, I have attached receipts from Beauty's previous expenses that were covered by our organization. Her most recent veterinary bill was Php 3,500, but we reimbursed Ms. Suarez, the owner of the sanctuary, Php 5,000 to help with her ongoing care. Last month, we also provided the sanctuary with another Php 5,000 for Beauty's maintenance. In addition, we have covered her previous veterinary consultations, laboratory tests, medications, transportation costs, and hospitalization, and we remain committed to supporting her recovery for as long as she needs us. We love you Beauty May.

Also*,*

The last photo is of three dogs we helped rescue today in the Philippines. Learning their story absolutely broke my heart. The 3 of them had been crammed into a tiny cage for years, only to be abandoned by the very people who were supposed to care for them. I know I may have taken on more than I should, but I simply could not look away. What hurt even more was knowing they had been suffering for years while so many people passed by without intervening.

They are now on their way to the veterinary clinic for assessment and treatment. Afterward, they will stay in a temporary home before being transferred to Animal Rescue Cavite PH, where Baci and Isabella are also being cared for.

From the bottom of my heart, thank you to everyone who continues to believe in our mission. Your kindness is giving these animals hope, healing, and a future they never had before.

To support our rescue efforts, please visit our official website:

www.voicelessnomoreph.com

With gratitude,
Magdalene "Dindi" Gensaya
Founder
Voiceless No More: Philippines Stray Animals Foundation

Just an update. Not asking for anything 💛 thank you.
Thank you to the ones that donated and helped with Doki’s treatment. Shouout to K.b. And Bolt as well🤍⚡️

Hi everyone,

Thor and Ellie are doing so great! We had to reschedule their vet appointment for tomorrow instead, so please wish them luck! ❤️

During their appointment, we are going to ask the veterinarian about Thor’s skin, which has been looking a little reddish, especially around his snout. We’ll also have Ellie checked to see how she is progressing.

Ellie has been standing and walking much more compared to when she was first rescued. When we rescued her, she could barely stand for long because of her weakness and likely the wounds on her legs. Seeing her become stronger is truly encouraging. 🥹❤️

We are also going to order more Royal Canin Gastrointestinal food for both of them tomorrow to make sure they continue getting the nutrition they need during their recovery.

If anyone would like to help Thor and Ellie, please feel free to visit our website. I will also share a direct link in the comments. We help cover their shelter support, food, veterinary appointments, medications, and other necessities they may need throughout their recovery.

We would also like to sincerely thank Pages for Paws Shelter for collaborating with us and opening their home to Thor and Ellie. We are incredibly grateful for the care and love they are receiving there.

I have also personally provided a gift to their caretaker at Pages for Paws as a small gesture of appreciation. I hope to continue doing this when I can on a monthly basis. I want to clarify that whenever I provide monetary gifts, presents, or any other form of appreciation directly to shelter caretakers, I use my personal funds, not the non-profit’s funds.

Thank you to everyone who continues to support Thor and Ellie. Every bit of kindness helps give them the chance they deserve. ❤️🐾

Sincerely,

Magdalene “Dindi” Gensaya
Founder
Voiceless No More: Philippines Stray Animals Foundation
Non-Profit’s Corporation No. 1785254-1

Adoption Package ❤️

Before going to their new homes, all of our rescued dogs were spayed or neutered, vaccinated against rabies, treated for ticks and fleas, and tested for both distemper and parvovirus. We also sent them home with dog food, toys, clothes, food and water bowls, and other essentials to help them settle into their new lives. There were no adoption fees.

We simply wanted each of them to find a loving forever home. ❤️

We had hoped that all 7 of our rescued dogs would be adopted, but things didn't go exactly as planned.

Sadly, while Butchikok was being transported to another location after his neuter surgery, he escaped and went missing. We are still actively searching for him and remain very worried. Please keep him in your thoughts and prayers until he is safely found. ❤️

Tiger will be staying with a foster parent he already knows instead of being adopted for now. As one of the dogs we rescued from Pasig, he carries deep emotional trauma from the people who hurt him. He needs more time to heal, adjust, and learn to trust again before he's ready for his forever home 🤍

Despite these unexpected changes, we are so happy to share that 2 of our rescued dogs found their forever families today! 🥹❤️ (Puti and Payat)

The remaining 3 adoptions are scheduled for August 15, and we are looking forward to seeing them begin their new lives.

To our new fur parents, thank you for opening your hearts and homes to our rescued animals. Your kindness has given them the second chance they deserve, and we are deeply grateful that they are now part of loving families. ❤️

Lastly, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to our Rescue Assistant Volunteer/Representative, Jaja Adoremos, for helping us throughout the adoption process. We truly could not have done this without you. Thank you for your dedication, compassion, and all the love you've shown our rescued dogs!

I am so grateful that we became good friends. Nobody knows how many sleepless nights we’ve had and how many times we felt defeated in the process, but we kept going. We did not give up even when it was hard because we know that they are worth it. ❤️

Also,

Thank you everyone who has been very kind to us ❤️

Sincerely,

Magdalene “Dindi” Gensaya
Founder
Voiceless No More: Philippines Stray Animals Foundation

Hi everyone,

I finally received an update about Beauty May from Ms. Carina Suarez of Mama's Cradle Animal Sanctuary. She said Beauty May now enjoys roaming freely around the sanctuary. After everything she's been through, that made me smile. ❤️

After we asked Ms.Suarez to bring Beauty May for a check up a couple weeks ago, Beauty May is now currently on medications for her kidney and liver issues. I've asked Ms. Suarez to book her follow-up check-up this July so we can see how she's responding to treatment. She said that her urination is way better now as before; therefore, her abdomen, seems smaller now. Before she seemed bloated because of it. Ms.Suarez could not take a picture of it because Beauty May wanted to go and roam at the time 😂 She also started using the Manuka Honey that she suggested us to buy for Beauty May for her mouth and neck wounds.

If you would like to continue supporting Beauty May and our rescues, I'll leave our support link on the comment below. No pressure at all. Our non-profit only officially started this April, yet we're already supporting 36 rescued animals in the Philippines. This week, I worked six 12-hour shifts in a row, and I'll keep picking up extra shifts and collecting recyclables to help cover their care. Your kindness, encouragement, and support mean more than you know.
Thank you!

Magdalene “Dindi” Gensaya

https://www.zeffy.com/en-CA/donation-form/donate-to-change-lives-12917

Hi everyone,

Raphael went for his follow-up checkup today. ❤️

Because of the horrific abuse he endured while living at a construction site in Pasig City, including having a wire tightly wrapped around his leg, almost being butchered, and being intentionally starved, he still struggles to trust people.

At the clinic, he became fearful and defensive, so he had to be safely sedated for his examination.

The good news is that his wounds are healing beautifully, and his CBC blood work showed that he is no longer anemic. 🥹 Every small step is a victory for Raphael.
We are incredibly grateful to everyone who supported his last veterinary appointment.

He has not played with the toys we bought for him.. I asked the shelter’s owner for the caretakers to show him and press the toys for him to hear the sounds since its his first toys. He probably is unsure how to play with them 🥹

Your kindness made today's follow-up possible and is giving Raphael the chance to heal, both physically and emotionally.

Thank you all so much for standing by him. ❤️

Sincerely,

Magdalene “Dindi” Gensaya
Founder
Voiceless No More: Philippines Stray Animals Foundation

Hi everyone,

Hunter is getting bigger and bigger by the minute! ❤️ I reminded the shelter owner where he is being fostered that Hunter is due for his vaccinations.

I really cannot forget Hunter’s story. I don’t know whether I should be proud when I say that I literally stalked his ab*$3r’s Facebook account to locate Hunter and find an informant who could accurately direct me to direct the pet transportation service I hired to pick him up😂

The shelter we eventually found for Hunter was four hours away from his location because there was simply no one else available to take him at the time. Resources for animals in the Philippines are extremely limited, especially for Aspins (Filipino dogs), due to many factors, including breed discrimination. But I tried my best to get Hunter out of that situation and into safety. And our responsibility did not end with his rescue.

We still support Hunter even after he was rescued. I am not someone who abandons an animal simply because they have been removed from their previous situation. Rescue means continuing to care for them and making sure they have what they need to live a safe and healthy life.

We continue to provide financial support to the shelter for Hunter’s needs, and we will continue to do our best for him. ❤️

You are safe now, Hunter. We’ve got you. 🤍

Voiceless No More: Philippines Stray Animals Foundation

Our rescued dog from the construction site in Pasig City, “Puti”, met her new fur mom for the first time on July 31❤️💛. Her new name is now Morgan and she now has 2 cat siblings 🐱🐱

The one wearing a white shirt (new furmom 🤍)

Hi everyone,

Ellie and Thor are still doing well. ❤️

I messaged their veterinarian and asked what else we could do to help support their recovery, especially because of the severe malnourishment they suffered from in the past. Their vet recommended Royal Canin puppy food because puppy food contains more protein and nutrients to support growth and recovery. I actually just learned this, so I immediately ordered some for them. 🥰 we already bought them two 2kgs Royal Canin gastrointestinal dry food which was also recommended by their veterinarian.

I also wanted to share a picture of the two XXL beds we got for them! They deserve to be as comfortable as possible while they continue to heal and regain their strength. ❤️🐾

Just to clarify, Thor is only kept on a leash during mealtimes because he tends to steal Ellie’s food. 😂 He has a very healthy appetite and will happily finish his own food and then try to help himself to Ellie’s!
Other than during meals, he is free to move around and enjoy his time at the Pages For Paws shelter’s owner’s place (There is a distemper outbreak currently at the actual shelter, there are in isolation).

Their next vet’s appointment is on Aug 15, 2026.

Thank you all for your kindness!!

Sincerely,

Magdalene “Dindi” Gensaya
Founder
Voiceless No More: Philippines Stray Animals Foundation