Stray Days

11/01/2025

stray days started the year with two lovely adoptables, tamago and burger. 🐾🥚🍔

tamago: a very energetic cat and is a big fan of the sun.

burger: a sweet kitten currently recovering from front paw paralysis. she’s under observation, and we’re looking for a compassionate adopter who can provide her the extra care she needs.

please help us spread the word or message us if you’re interested in giving these cuties their forever home. 💕

07/01/2025

sharing this reminder again, as we’ve noticed more hit-and-run cases involving animals than usual. hope we can all stay extra cautious and compassionate when driving, especially in residential areas or places where strays might be nearby. let’s slow down and share the roads responsibly—they deserve to be safe too. 🍀🩵

When you’re out driving in the holiday rush, please remember to share the road— with other commuters, cyclists, and especially the strays you may meet.

Be careful behind the wheel, and please brake to let strays pass!

18/12/2024

UPDATE: ADOPTED! 🍀🩵
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This kitty was forwarded to us by a friend. He was once an indoor cat, but sadly, he's been left outside by his previous caretakers. 💔 Now he sleeps in a box and struggles with coughing and sneezing, but despite it all, he remains incredibly sweet and affectionate.

A kind-hearted friend has been feeding him and keeping him warm for now, but with 5 cats already, they cannot take him in permanently. They're reaching out to find someone who can give him the care and comfort he deserves. 🏠

If you’re ready to offer this precious baby a loving forever home, please send us a message. 💌

Share this post to help this sweet boy find his family. 🐱❤️

01/09/2024

the weather has been unpredictable recently, and it can be extra difficult for stray animals especially with the strong rains💧

✅ always double check if there are kittens seeking shelter under parked cars or inside the hood before you drive, just to be sure

✅ if you can, let animals temporarily stay in your garage or other areas where they can shelter from the rains. this small act can save a life!

✅ if you see animals in distress or that need rescue, there are pages and communities online that can help provide assistance or proper education on actionable steps that you can do

we are all connected, and if you’re cold, the strays in your neighborhood are cold too. let’s help them out where we can!

19/08/2024

our latest foster, bulilit popstar is getting better. 🌟💪
we'll do a proper introduction and story time for popstar next time! for now, let's hope for her continuous recovery 🍀

pm us if you're interested to adopt her!

08/08/2024

shoutout sa lahat ng pusa diyan, you’re the realest, love you forever! adopt don’t shop! happy international cat day ✨🐈✨🐈✨🐈✨🐈✨🐈

24/07/2024

24/07/2024

DO NOT LEAVE THEM BEHIND.

Stay safe during typhoons and be CONSIDERATE to STRAY ANIMALS.🐱🐶🧡

Stay safe everyone!🧡

26/06/2024

✨ foster update ✨

look at these two siblings now bigger and more sure of their cuteness 🥹

26/05/2024

instant cat-person starter pack: these two siblings are now up for adoption! ✨

minoru is a cute little tilapia-colored male. he’s shy at first, but eventually warms up to humans and is very chill. munckin is an extrovert female calico that likes exploring. she also warms up to other animals quickly! 🥹

every stray we foster is always a challenge but this first sibling-duo we rescued has shown us how it’s easier to actually have a bonded pair, instead of just one. they’re self sufficient and enjoy adventures around the house!

we will prioritize those who will adopt them together, but also open to having them adopted separately. message us if interested! 💌

06/05/2024

these 3 puppies are for adoption! 🐕🍀🍄
peanut, medyas, and potato are all female puppies born last feb 2024. send us a message if you're interested!
location: cainta

21/03/2024

Neglect is also a form of abuse.
Remember that.

23/01/2024

PLS HELP BURNOK! 🐕

UPDATE: Ginarose went for a 3rd opinion and according to the vet, there was no clotting in his CT scan results!✨🙌

Burnok will proceed with the recently prescribed hepatek and the adjusted dosage of phenobarbital, and your donations will help him continuously manage his seizures.

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Helping our fellow furparent Ginarose Rosal for her son burnok's medication and surgery.

Burnok was diagnosed with idiopathic seizures last year and has been taking medications to manage his seizures. However, he was still having attacks which prompted Ginarose to get a second opinion. His recent CT scan showed clots in his brain, which will require surgery to remove.

You can learn more about Burnok's journey by visiting their page Burnok's Seizure Relief Fund

You may donate directly to Ginarose via Gcash:
0916 927 9682
GI*****E R.

02/01/2024

2023— what a year for Stray Days! We were able to have 2 cats adopted, and 2 cats rehomed. We’re also celebrating the first two Stray Days alumni from December 2022.

Thank you for all the support and love you’ve given us. Every like, share, and donation helped us continue our work. ✨🐈

Here’s to a better life for humans and animals this 2024! 🙏🏻🐈🐕

06/10/2023

Diego and Brianne need to be rehomed! These two cats are loved and well-taken cared of, but needs a new family because of circumstances that out of our control... life.

Please message us if you're interested! We will be with you all the way through the adoption process.🐾

06/10/2023

Thank you for helping us sustain our rescue efforts, Gian!

Ways to help in the second photo. 💙

06/09/2023

Whenever we go out of the house, we’re always hoping we don’t see a stray in a bad predicament, because that’s always a heavy day ahead.

Yesterday was a heavy day— we met Chocnut lying on his side, an adult cat covered in sludge on the side of the street, lying on top of garbage. We suspect that he got stuck in the sewers during the rains, and we were preparing to move him to a better resting place, but he surprised us by meowing softly.

Chocnut was still very much alive, and fighting!

We did our best to clean him up, and found that he had trouble staying upright, but Chocnut managed to eat while lying on his side, hungry and looking very exhausted.

At Animal House, Doc Dianne ran through some tests and ruled out fractures and major viral infections, and we confined Chocnut for observation with a prescription of antibiotics to improve his blood test results that showed worrying highs and lows.

We cheered him on as his fluids improved with the IV drip and left feeling optimistic, making hopeful plans to foster him once his condition improved.

However, at around 11:00PM, we received a call from the nurse station—Chocnut went into cardiac arrest, and attempts to revive him were not enough to save our new friend.

Our bill tallied up to P16,500 for the night, and donations to help us offset the costs would be very much appreciated via our gcash and bpi accounts.

We met a very handsome, life-changing stray in Chocnut yesterday morning. We hope that it was a soft and comfortable fade out for him, well-deserved after what we imagine was a harrowing experience in the rains last week.

Hug your loved ones for us tonight, and keep Chocnut and your neighborhood strays in your thoughts whenever the weather gets a bit rough.