This is a living space of care woven through steady efforts, neighborhood streets, and the many lives we meet along the way.
Pawsome Paws Community
A Community Rooted in Everyday Kindness
We are a small, evolving community tending to animals, mostly cats and dogs, through feeding, healing, rehoming, and simply showing up.
This space honors the kind of work that often goes unseen rooted in daily responsibilities, quiet devotion, and the belief that every life deserves tenderness and support.
Together with neighbors, kindhearted partners, and the animals themselves, we nurture small, dedicated efforts that grow slowly but meaningfully over time.
Being here means something. Every pair of eyes, every moment of care, helps carry this forward.
A Collective Act of Care
This work doesn’t happen alone.
It’s not just one person, or one act.
This work is carried by many, bit by bit, day by day.
Some prepare meals.
Some lend a cage or offer a ride. Some quietly feed strays outside their gate.
Some are vets, sari-sari store owners, neighbors, friends.
Some say, “Thank you.” And that helps more than they know.
This is how the care continues—through shared effort, through presence, through love that doesn’t need to be loud to be felt.
However you choose to show up, you’re already part of it.
Rooted in Compassion: Working Together with New Creation Animal Clinic
A shared commitment to accessible, consistent care for animals who need it most.
The Pawsion Program reflects the kind of work that quietly changes lives.Led by Dr. Jerald Camba and his dedicated team at New Creation Animal Clinic and Diagnostic Center, this initiative supports animals who are often overlooked—those in rescue care, on the streets, or in the homes of families doing their best with very little. We are grateful to walk alongside them in this effort.
What the Pawsion Program Makes Possible
What Shared Care Makes Possible
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Free in-clinic spay and neuter for stray, rescued, and community animals—offered across all three of their branches.
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Rehabilitation and medical care for animals in crisis, especially those who would not receive treatment otherwise.
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Community outreach drives, like the one held in La Union in February 2024, where 50 cats were spayed through the efforts of the clinic, transport volunteers, local cat guardians, and quiet supporters behind the scenes.
This isn’t a one-time event or a single campaign.
It’s a long-term, humane approach built on shared responsibility—and deep care.
We believe that:
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Care should be accessible, not selective
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Animals deserve to be treated with dignity
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No one should be left alone when help is possible
That’s why we call this Compassion in Action—because it is. Quietly. Consistently. And with heart.
Compassion in Action: Seen in Small Moments
A glimpse of what happens when a community comes together—with vets, rescuers, local government, sponsors, local businesses, and neighbors working side by side. From spay and neuter drives to recovery and quiet care
“Volunteerism is the act of showing love by serving. As a veterinary student, serving animals through volunteerism makes my heart flutter since it is a privilege for me to have this chance. Volunteerism is not just about serving animals or people; it can also bring joy, build self-confidence, and allow you to socialize outside your comfort zone. Of course, this can help improve or gain knowledge from different people with different skills.”
Vladys Cariaso, Veterinary Medicine student, Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University (DMMMSU)
Stories from the Ground
Everyday care, quiet effort, and shared moments of compassion—these are the stories we hold close. This is where we share what often goes unnoticed: early morning feedings, quiet conversations with neighbors, cats returning after surgery just a little lighter, and people offering what they can, when they can. Some are longtime rescuers. Others are simply passing through. But in their own way, each becomes part of the circle. It’s not about big numbers or grand gestures. It’s about showing up—one cat, one day, one shared ride at a time.
The Circle of Care
Everyday people, quiet helpers, and compassionate hands—this work is possible because of them. From neighbors to rescuers, drivers to donors, each one plays a part in holding this community together.
Benjie & Menchie: A Life Shared with Cats (& Dog!)
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Feeding, Healing, Rehoming: The Ongoing Work of Benjie & Menchie
For years, Benjie and Menchie have quietly committed themselves to the care of stray and abandoned cats. Today, they look after a group of 41 spayed and neutered cats—feeding them daily, tending to medical needs, and offering a sense of stability that many of these animals have never known.
But their work doesn’t stop there. In Makati City, they collaborate with Ann to rescue and rehabilitate cats in need. Together, they help arrange adoptions, making sure rescued cats find homes where they’re not just safe—but loved. For those who cannot be adopted, they organize relocation efforts, securing safe and welcoming environments in places like San Fernando City, La Union.
Every cat under their care is part of something larger. Their quiet, consistent efforts are not just acts of charity—but of deep, enduring compassion. Through every meal, every recovery, and every rehoming, Benjie and Menchie continue to make space for animals to heal, grow, and begin again.
The Freedom 4
From basement shadows to open skies—four senior cats find peace and space to heal.
A second chance for four senior cats—and a quiet act of love that changed everything.
For years, Reiki, Ashta, Princess, and Dita lived in the shadows of a basement parking area in the city. Already spayed and neutered, they faced the ongoing threat of being removed by pest control—seen as a problem rather than lives to be protected.
Through the care and steady commitment of Menchie and Benjie, these four senior cats were gently brought out of that space and welcomed into a new beginning in La Union.
Here, they live under open skies, with fresh air, soft soil beneath their paws, and the comfort of daily care.
They are now known as the Freedom Four—named in honor of the quiet love that guided their journey toward safety.
While we may not be able to bring every animal home, their story reminds us why this work continues. Why we create space.
Why we believe in a future where stray cats are treated with care, respect, and a place to belong.
The Hands That Move With Us
Some walk with us through encouragement. Others through supplies, shared time, or simple trust.
Each one plays a part in carrying the work forward—quietly shaping moments of care, one gesture at a time.
Together, they remind us that compassion moves through many hands, and that the heart of this work has always been shared.
Carchimillican Animal
Health Corporation
Support that showed up from the very beginning.
Carchimillican Animal Health Corporation stood with us during our first community spay and neuter drive with New Creation Animal Clinic in 2024. Since then, they’ve continued to support our work—providing supplies, encouragement, and a steady presence through each step of this journey.
Their belief in the value of grassroots, community-led care has helped us feed, heal, and give animals the attention they deserve.
What they’ve offered goes beyond donations—it’s a form of partnership that allows the work to move forward with more stability and heart.
Carchimillican Animal Health Corporation is now part of this growing circle of care, and their presence continues to make a difference in ways both seen and deeply felt.
Mi Amore Pet Food
A partner in nourishing care.
Mi Amore Pet Food has been a consistent supporter of our mission to provide compassionate care to animals in need. Their commitment to producing high-quality, specially formulated pet food aligns with our values of ensuring the well-being of every animal we encounter.
Their contributions have helped us provide nutritious meals to countless dogs and cats, supporting their health and recovery. This partnership exemplifies how shared values and dedication can come together to make a tangible difference in the lives of animals.
Mi Amore Pet Food continues to be an integral part of our community, demonstrating that collaboration and compassion go hand in hand in the journey toward better animal welfare.
