19/07/2026
UST Galing Science Alumni Association (GSAA) joins the Philippine Eagle Foundation and everyone who values our national treasure, the Philippine eagles in grief with this very sad news.
Philippine Eagle Sawaga-Dalwangan has passed away
It is with deep sadness that we announce the death of Philippine Eagle Sawaga-Dalwangan while undergoing rehabilitation at the Philippine Eagle Center.
After her rescue, she showed real signs of improvement. She became stronger and more alert, ate on her own, and responded well to treatment. These observations were the basis of our earlier recovery updates.
Sadly, she later suffered a sudden medical crisis and could not be revived.
The initial necropsy has been completed, while histopathological examinations remain ongoing. A consolidated report will be released once all test results have been finalized.
We are deeply grateful to the Daraghuyan community, rescuer Marven Linoy and his companions, DENR, the Malaybalay City Government, the Provincial Zoo, the veterinary teams, and all partners who helped rescue and care for her.
We share the grief of everyone who followed her journey and hoped for her recovery. Sawaga-Dalwanganโs rescue was not in vain, and the lessons from her case will help improve the care of other Philippine Eagles.