+ Follow MAKATI CITY VETERINARY OFFICE Tag
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[Title] => Makati intensifies drive vs stray dogs
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Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay ordered the Makati City Veterinary Office and all barangay officials yesterday to intensify the campaign against stray dogs and other animals roaming around.
Binay issued the directive after reports from the Makati Health Department showed that there were 449 incidents of animal bites from Jan. 1 to Feb. 28 this year.
"I urge all animal owners to be responsible pet owners and keep their pet in their house," Binay said.
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[Title] => Pet Day in Makati
[Summary] => In celebration of World Animal Day, Makati City will sponsor activities that which will give animal lovers the chance to treat their pets to free veterinary services.
Dogs, cats, birds, and other pets will also receive collars and other gifts after anti-rabies vaccinations, deworming, neutering and consultations.
Makati City Veterinary Office (MCVO) will hold a Mass for animals followed by the blessing of pets at the City Hall grounds at 8:30 a.m.
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[Title] => 15 dogs up for adoption in Makati
[Summary] => The Makati City Veterinary Office (MCVO) has put up for adoption 15 unclaimed dogs in the city’s impounding center as part of the city government’s "Adopt-a-Pet Program."
In a report submitted to Mayor Jejomar Binay, MCVO veterinarian Dr. Ma. Vivien Manalastas said the adoption was decided after the owners of the dogs failed to claim their pets within the seven-day grace period.
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[Title] => 109 stray dogs impounded, 59 litterbugs apprehended in Makati
[Summary] => Stray dogs are rampant in Makati City and the city government has once again addressed the problem.
Mayor Jejomar Binay reported that 109 stray dogs were impounded by the Makati City Veterinary Office (MCVO) and the Department of Public Safety ( MAPSA).
Based on the data of the MCVO, the most number of impounded dogs came from Barangay Rizal with 32 followed by Pembo with 23; Pio del Pilar, 13, South Cembo, 11, Carmona, 8; Bangkal, 7; Cembo, 6; Pitogo, 5; and Kasilawan, 4.
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MAKATI CITY VETERINARY OFFICE
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Makati Mayor Jejomar Binay ordered the Makati City Veterinary Office and all barangay officials yesterday to intensify the campaign against stray dogs and other animals roaming around.
Binay issued the directive after reports from the Makati Health Department showed that there were 449 incidents of animal bites from Jan. 1 to Feb. 28 this year.
"I urge all animal owners to be responsible pet owners and keep their pet in their house," Binay said.
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Dogs, cats, birds, and other pets will also receive collars and other gifts after anti-rabies vaccinations, deworming, neutering and consultations.
Makati City Veterinary Office (MCVO) will hold a Mass for animals followed by the blessing of pets at the City Hall grounds at 8:30 a.m.
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In a report submitted to Mayor Jejomar Binay, MCVO veterinarian Dr. Ma. Vivien Manalastas said the adoption was decided after the owners of the dogs failed to claim their pets within the seven-day grace period.
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[Summary] => Stray dogs are rampant in Makati City and the city government has once again addressed the problem.
Mayor Jejomar Binay reported that 109 stray dogs were impounded by the Makati City Veterinary Office (MCVO) and the Department of Public Safety ( MAPSA).
Based on the data of the MCVO, the most number of impounded dogs came from Barangay Rizal with 32 followed by Pembo with 23; Pio del Pilar, 13, South Cembo, 11, Carmona, 8; Bangkal, 7; Cembo, 6; Pitogo, 5; and Kasilawan, 4.
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October 3, 2006 - 12:00am
