Compassion and Responsibility for Animals/ How you can save and be saved by a dog and/or kitten

http://www.caraphil.org/mainsite/

Note: CARA clinic location and contact information have changed. Contact Us

CARA was formed in the year 2000 by a dedicated group of animal lovers determined to help the plight of animals in the Philippines. We are a non-profit, non-government organization that receives no government funding; we rely solely on private donations.

Mission and Vision

• Reduce pet overpopulation through our low cost spay/neuter clinic
• To promote Trap/Neuter/Return
• Provide veterinary consultations for low income pet owners/li>
• Educate citizens, organizations & barangays about animal welfare and the rights of animals
• Promote compassion for animals and responsible pet ownership
• Prevent cruelty and abuse to animals
• Provide caring and responsible homes for our members rescues through our adoption program

CARA Clinic
2365, Singalong St. Malate
353-3381/0910-7297026
caraclinic@gmail.com
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For drop offs and for people with drivers please use the entrance on Singalong St.
Limited parking will be available near Maligaya St. entrance.

Directions from Buendia to Front Entrance

Please note: There is no parking at the front entrance.
Turn right onto Bautista St., left onto Pablo Ocampo St., right onto Arellano St., left onto Estrada St., right onto Singalong St. — CARA clinic is on the left side

We welcome correspondence from fellow animal lovers and animal welfare supporters; we value your comments and suggestions. We will endeavor to answer all your inquires within 2-3 working days.

Please contact the appropriate department

Adoption: adoption@caraphil.org

Sponsorship: sponsorship@caraphil.org

Membership: membership@caraphil.org

Media:

CARA clinic:  caraclinic@gmail.com / 02 353-3381 / 09107297026

*Adoptions: Please note; we 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.

WHERE TO REPORT CRUELTY CASES

There is an  Animal Welfare Act of 1998 in Philippines that ‘should’ protect animals from cruelty and abuse. If you witness any cases go immediately to the nearest police precinct to report the incident, bring a policeman with you to the scene – they have to help you by law! Don’t forget to take photographic evidence.