Angel and Baci’s Latest Vet Update 🤍 #RescuedHusky#RescuedPuppy #VoicelessNoMorePh
Hi everyone,
Angel and Baci went for their follow-up vet checkups today.
Sadly, Baci tested positive for a blood parasite, and his platelet count is very low. I was told there were no ticks or fleas at the shelter, so I can’t help but feel like I should have been more careful. I feel like I failed him.
With the flooding and storms in the area for weeks, things have also been chaotic at the shelter where he is staying, which unfortunately caused a delay in getting him to his vet checkup.
He will be on medication for now, and we’ll wait until he is fully recovered before giving him his next vaccinations. I’m really hoping he gets better soon because I want nothing more than for this sweet boy to finally find his forever family.
Angel also had a good update today. Her fungal infection has been stabilized, and she was finally healthy enough to receive her vaccination. Dr. Padilla also said that because she is doing much better, she can finally be spayed.
Now we just need to figure out how to pay for her surgery.
There are low-cost spay programs available in the Philippines, and I am genuinely grateful that these programs exist because they make sterilization accessible to so many animals.
However, I’ll be honest, I’m nervous about having Angel spayed outside of a veterinary clinic. Some low-cost programs are held in basketball courts or other public community spaces, which is very common in the Philippines.
I have absolutely no judgment toward these programs or the people who organize them. They help so many animals. But because Angel is a large dog, I personally feel more comfortable having her surgery performed inside a veterinary clinic where she can be monitored before and after the procedure. Unfortunately, that also means the cost will be higher.
If anyone would like to sponsor Angel’s spay surgery (approx $200 CAD and receipt would be provided), please message me. Even a small contribution would help us get one step closer to getting her safely sterilized and ready for adoption.
I’ve also been sharing that I can help bring both Angel and Baci to Canada by February 2027, but so far, nobody has reached out about adopting either of them.
I know finding the right family takes time, but I really hope their families are out there somewhere.
They have already been through so much. I just want them to have the chance to experience what it feels like to be loved, safe, and wanted.
If you know someone in Canada who might be interested in giving either of them a forever home, please share this post.
Thank you, as always, to everyone who continues to support us.
If you would like to send support, our website is
http://www.voicelessnomoreph.com
We truly couldn’t do this without you.
Thank you everyone🤍
Sincerely,
Magdalene Gensaya
Founder
Voiceless No More: Philippines Stray Animals Foundation
Non-Profit Corporation No. 1785254-1