La Marea Animal Lovers Club

26/10/2025

Thank you, Doc Gab for helping us care for our community cats through a successful neutering session today.

14/10/2025

We are so deeply sorry for failing you. As stewards of God’s creation, we were meant to protect, love, and care for you — but we didn’t. You suffered cruelty and pain that you never should have faced. We see now that we came too late, and our help was not there when you needed it most. Our hearts break for the suffering you endured. Please forgive us for the silence, the neglect, and the delay. You deserved so much better.

12/10/2025

A sweet, gentle pup was rescued today. 💔 For so long, he had been tied under the Globe cell site tower — enduring the scorching heat and pouring rain. An elderly person tried to care for him as best as he could.

The pup is weak, dehydrated, and malnourished… yet his eyes still hold so much hope. We’ll do everything we can to help him heal — with love, proper care, and gentle hands. Once he’s healthy and vaccinated, we dream of finding him a forever home where he will finally know what it means to be safe, loved, and cherished. 🐶❤️

12/10/2025

On behalf of ALC, we extend our heartfelt thanks to all the participants, sponsors, and dedicated volunteers who contributed to the success of today’s Kapon event.

A special thank you to Achim and John for their invaluable support and commitment. Your efforts helped make this event not only possible but impactful.

Together, we took an important step in promoting responsible pet ownership and advancing animal welfare in our community. Every animal spayed or neutered today represents a brighter, healthier future—free from neglect, suffering, and overpopulation.

Until next time, thank you for standing with us in compassion and care.

— The ALC Team

01/10/2025

From abandoned… to loved. 💛

Just recently, two tiny kittens were found abandoned—scared, hungry, helpless, and far too young to survive on their own. Thankfully, they were rescued in time and are now safe in foster care with one of our kind members, Ms. Cha, whose gentle mama cat lovingly treats them as her own.

We treated them carefully with a natural home remedy for fleas—no harsh chemicals, just love and patience. They’re clean, cozy, and starting to feel what every little animal deserves: safety, warmth, and care.

Right now, the two kittens are thriving under the mama cat’s watchful eye. She grooms them, keeps them close, and helps them feel secure again—something that every baby should have from the start.

But their journey isn’t over yet.
What they need now… is a forever home.

If you’ve been thinking about adoption, these two are ready to find a family to call their own in the next 6–8 weeks. They’ve already been through so much. 💛 And to help their start in life, we will shoulder their vaccinations and provide low-cost kapon when they reach maturity.

Please message us if you’re interested in adopting, or if you know someone who might be. And if adoption isn’t possible right now, sharing this post could be the reason these little ones find the home they deserve.

Thank you for caring. 💛 Because of people like you, their story is no longer one of abandonment… but one of hope.

✨ A special thank-you to Ms. Cha and her sweet mama cat for opening their home and hearts to these two babies.

22/08/2025

Our heartfelt thanks to Ging Anore, a dedicated long-time member of ALC, for building a catio to provide a safe and enriching space for her rescued animals.

25/06/2025

Urgent Help Needed for Rocky – One of Our Sycamore Community Cats

Rocky, one of our beloved Sycamore Community Cats, has recently been facing serious health issues. We noticed he was struggling to urinate and then disappeared for two days. When he finally returned, he was extremely weak and had been attacked by a dog, leaving him injured and bleeding.

We rushed him to Pet Wonders, where he is currently being confined and treated as an emergency case.

If you are able to help, any donation—no matter the amount—would make a big difference in covering his medical expenses and helping him recover.

Thank you for your support and compassion.

05/06/2025

21/05/2025

If you see a mom cat outside with kittens, please get a spay appointment on the calendar ASAP at a low-cost clinic so she doesn't have to give birth again. Mom cat can safely be spayed when her kittens are about 6 to 8 weeks old.

Also, make sure her kittens are spayed/neutered BEFORE 4 months so the cycle doesn't continue as kittens as young as 4 months can get pregnant.

Links to resources to find low-cost clinics in your area ...

🐾 Animal League SPAY USA - https://www.animalleague.org/get-involved/spay-usa/

🐈 United Spay Alliance - https://www.unitedspayalliance.org/state-local/program-locator-map/

🐾 Alley Cat Allies Community Resource Tool™ - www.alleycat.org/vetdirect

🐈 Best Friends Resource Map -
https://network.bestfriends.org/spayneuter-resource-map

21/05/2025

Always be kind and considerate when feeding community cats.

If you don't create a mess and draw attention to the cats - odds are the cats will go unnoticed.

The moment you leave things unsightly, businesses and neighbors want cats removed.

Please do everything you can to keep your community cat feeding area neat and clean.

🚩 AND spay/neuter EVERY cat you are feeding so your cat colony does NOT get out of control, which also attracts unwanted attention!!!

If you're in the Charlotte, NC, area, learn how to TNVR on Saturday, May 31. Register here: https://forms.gle/GUe1oEKetxWQePQz6

16/05/2025

We used to visit PPBCC Philippine Pet Birth Control Center Foundation for our TNVR programme. Their sudden closure came as a shock to us, especially since services like low-cost neutering are so vital. It’s disheartening to lose such an important resource in the community when we need more, not fewer, affordable options for animal care.

"Truly a loss to animal welfare." Pet owners called on the Philippine Pet Birth Control Center (PPBCC) Foundation to rethink its decision to close

15/05/2025

These three young kittens were rescued in December 2024. They were cruelly stuffed inside a sack, ready to be thrown away like trash. Today, these little survivors are thriving. Playful, curious, and full of life, they’ve already received their anti-rabies vaccines and are scheduled to be spayed soon. Once ready, they will either be lovingly rehomed or released to a safer environment.

If you have a heart open to adoption, we can promise you this—these kittens will bring genuine happiness into your life. You’ll never regret giving them a second chance.

To those who wish to sponsor, your help can go a long way. With your support, we can continue rescuing and caring for more animals in need. Please reach out, every life saved begins with someone who cares.

Thank you Achim and Ging for fostering them and treating them with care.