Imagine having to look for food in a pile of trash.
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Imagine having to seek refuge under a car or in the bushes, rain or shine, but never allowing yourself to fall into a deep, restful sleep.
Imagine always being on the alert for people who might hurt you or catch you while you are eating or sleeping.
Imagine being sick and alone on the street.
Can you feel the hunger? Can you taste the fear? Can you feel the tiredness? Can you smell the helplessness?
This is how a stray dog and homeless cat feel every moment of every single day and night.
This is the life of a stray dog and cat.
Please do not hurt them.
If you can, please leave some food for them.
A dog was waiting for clients of an eatery to give him food when the Save ALL feeding team saw him. He loved the dog food that the team gave him.
A dog was waiting for clients of an eatery to give him food when the Save ALL feeding team saw him. He loved the dog food that the team gave him.
Another very hungry dog. When was the last time he had a bath, the volunteer-feeders wondered.
They "meowed" for food. These kittens are so young to be on the streets.
A disabled dog gets her share of food.
Such a sad look on this cat's face.
Hungry but happy. Feeders felt full in the heart after a day's feeding of hungry dogs and cats. From left: Michielou Amor Geraldino Ulgasan, Tani Benedito, Sylvia P. Ongsing, Melissa Anne Relucio (owner of dog treats Pup Fiction), Sohayla Michelle Pusing, Bautista Arevalo, Samara Jassi Pusing, Edison Jesse Pusing, Loribert Sobrio Bersabe, and Niko Gabriel C. Salgado
Grateful for one meal, these cats are.
Sixth anniversary celebration: Feed-the-hungry project. Members and officers of Save ALL Inc.- Save Animals of Love and Light, a SEC-registered animal welfare group, feeding street dogs and cats, and owned, hungry dogs who were in cages or tied to posts, last Dec. 1, Sunday, in Novaliches, Quezon City to mark Save ALL's sixth anniversary. The group has rescued and assisted 441 dogs and cats, and have had about 400 dogs and cats spayed or neutered (fixed) to help lessen animal population in the country.
