r/PawsitiveGuardians

Our litter sand supply usually lasts almost 2 months (around 40 sacks), but lately it has been running out much faster than expected.

Because of the growing number of cats currently under our care, supplies get used up more quickly now. Aside from our rescues, some community cats also need to stay temporarily while recovering, which means more cats are using litter every day. Clean litter is one of the daily essentials we truly cannot skip. 🐱

Each sack costs ₱150, and we are currently raising ₱6,000 so we can buy in bulk and secure enough supply for the coming weeks.

We are looking for 40 people who can sponsor 1 sack each worth ₱150 and additional for the delivery. 🙏

Any amount helps a lot, and sharing this post also means so much to us.

📌 Goal: ₱7,000
📌 ₱150 = 1 sack of litter sand
📌 ₱1,000 = Delivery

As a student-rescuer juggling school and rescue work at the same time, every small help truly makes a difference. 🥹

If you would like to help sponsor our litter sand supply, you may send your donations here:

• ⁠GCash: 09703113393

• ⁠Maya/Maribank: 09542730195

• PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/kdalama

• Cashapp: https://cash.app/$FranciscoMoz

• Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/FrankMoz

- Venmo last code 2105

• Wise: https://wise.com/pay/me/khiamaedelosoa

Thank you for helping us provide a clean and comfortable temporary space for the cats under our care. 🤍🐾

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Note: Venmo and Cashapp are under our friend’s account in the U.S. who is helping us receive funds through these platforms, since these services aren’t available in the Philippines.

Additional note: Updates for the weekly stock of wet food will be posted once it arrives. Today was supposed to be the delivery day of it. 🥲

Shelter status as of tonight.

We might not have the best lighting, and things get incredibly hectic and messy behind the scenes, but to the cats inside, it’s a secure roof over their heads and a full bowl of food.

With the rainy season fast approaching, typhoons and heavy downpours could hit us at any time, and we urgently need to prepare. Right now, our biggest priorities are securing more lighting and gathering heavy-duty covers to protect the area from strong winds and driving rain.

We are doing the absolute best we can with what we have. While we work every single day to make this space more comfortable and organized for them, we keep our eyes fixed on the ultimate goal: building our dream sanctuary someday.

Thank you for standing by us through the messy, hard-working phases of this journey. Every bit of your support keeps us moving forward! 🐾✨

From the time she was rescued with severe eye and mouth issues, to being assessed, treated, and monitored at the vet, Cam has shown steady improvement. Her appetite is sooooo good!!! She’s also more active and responding well to treatment overall.

We’re still keeping a close eye on her, but we’re really glad she’s finally back.

If you can still help Cam’s recovery, any amount of donation goes a long way for her meds, follow-ups, and ongoing care. Every bit truly helps us keep going for rescues like her! 🐾

And to everyone who supported her journey, thank you for helping make this step possible. 💙

Even when the world turns to rubble, compassion refuses to be buried. In communities hit hardest by displacement or clearing projects, the most vulnerable residents are often the ones left behind on four legs. From a skittish tabby with a hurt eye to a tiny calico foraging near piles of concrete, these animals find a brief, life-saving moment of normalcy amid the dust of what used to be their homes.

Every kibble dropped is a promise that they haven't been completely forgotten. As the excavator looms in the background, a steady, gloved hand ensures that these street cats are fed, seen, and cared for. It is a powerful reminder that while structures can be torn down overnight, the human spirit's capacity for kindness remains standing. Healing a broken community takes time, but this quiet, daily routine proves that love can rebuild a sense of safety—one small paw at a time.

Support our cause by sharing, engaging, and donating! 💙

Hi everyone! I’m a student-rescuer, juggling school work and animal welfare initiatives, and I’m reaching out for support for next week’s wet food for our rescues.

Every week, we use around 56 cans for our rescues and stray feeding. Each can costs around $1.50, and we’re looking for:

56 sponsors for 56 cans for our rescues and stray feeding 🐱

You can help by sponsoring:

• 1 can
• several cans
• or any amount you can share 🤍

Donate via:

• PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/kdalama

• Cashapp: https://cash.app/$FranciscoMoz

• Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/FrankMoz

- Venmo last code 2105

• Wise: https://wise.com/pay/me/khiamaedelosoa

Note: Venmo and Cashapp are under our friend’s account in the U.S. who is helping us receive funds through these platforms, since these services aren’t available in the Philippines.

Thank you for supporting our rescues and community cats 🐾

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This video shows her journey from the very first day we brought her to the vet up to earlier today. Compared to the first time we saw her, she honestly looks much better now, and we’re really happy to see small improvements little by little.

During the assessment, the vet concluded the following:

1.) Severe ulceration of the right lower lip commissure
2.) Right-sided keratoconjunctivitis
3.) To consider Feline Herpesvirus-1 (FHV-1) and Feline Calicivirus (FCV) infection

Right now, Cam is still under close monitoring. Her mouth condition is slowly improving, and her eyes also look much better compared to before. However, we still do not know yet if her vision can fully recover or if she may be left with blurred vision or blindness afterwards.

She still has sneezing episodes, but thankfully, her appetite remains okay, which is honestly a really good sign for her recovery. 🤍

As of now, we currently have a remaining balance of ₱1,210 on her bill. We would also like to ask for continued support for Cam’s food, medications, and ongoing treatment, as well as for the food of our other rescues currently under our care.

Every donation, share, and support truly helps us continue giving these cats a fighting chance. 🐾

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Previous post: https://www.reddit.com/r/PawsitiveGuardians/s/OsgQHW3sTs

This is Chester, one of our resilient TNVR cats who needed a little extra TLC before heading back to his colony.

Chester was found with significant wounds that required more than just a quick check-up. We’ve had him in containment to ensure he stays clean and safe, giving his body the time it needs to heal properly.

He’s been such a champ throughout his recovery. We honestly can't wait to bring him back to his place once he’s 100% ready to rule his territory again. Seeing them return to their community healthy and strong is exactly why we do what we do. 💙

This kitten suddenly showed up, and we strongly believe it came from the demolition area nearby. It is currently sick, has an eye problem, and needs medical attention as soon as possible.

Seeing more displaced cats appear like this has honestly been heartbreaking. I really wish I had a bigger shelter or sanctuary where abandoned cats like this could safely stay and recover.

For those who would like to help, we are open for donations for the check-up, medications, and recovery. Any support, no matter how small, would truly help this little one get the care he needs. 🐾

• PayPal: https://www.paypal.me/kdalama

• Cashapp: https://cash.app/$FranciscoMoz

• Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/FrankMoz

- Venmo last code 2105

• Wise: https://wise.com/pay/me/khiamaedelosoa

Note: Venmo and Cashapp are under our friend’s account in the U.S. who is helping us receive funds through these platforms, since these services aren’t available in the Philippines.