Stray animals have been a problem for decades with over 12 million stray dogs and cats roaming the nation according to the Philippines Animal Welfare Society. This conflict has many detrimental impacts on both the environment and human health due to stray animals causing feces waste, noise pollution, spread of rabies, and traffic accidents. Every year, roughly 2.7 million dogs and cats are killed due to overcrowding in shelters and a lack of adoption homes. In Malate area around Manila, stray animals are lurking around with no shelter and home. Change does not change overnight, and with this project we could begin within the community of Malate. With no home at all, these animals experience hunger, sadness, and negligence.

What we want to achieve May it be an animal lover or not, we want to convince people that we can reduce these stray animals by giving them food and temporary shelter while we persuade pet buyers to adopt instead of buying because through adopting, they can save both animals and the environment. We will spread awareness about the conditions of stray animals that may lead to them dying or worse, being killed without ever feeling the love and affection of an owner. We would also like to educate pet buyers to think carefully before purchasing one so they can be responsible owners that care for their pets and would not lead to them being abandoned. Little by little, we can give these animals a home of their own where they would feel safe and loved without worrying about anything.