Makati sends animal rescue vehicle, supplies to Batangas

Makati City will send an impounding vehicle and supplies to Bauan, Batangas, to rescue abandoned animals affected by the Taal Volcano eruption.

The city's Veterinary Services Department personnel will assist in handing over dog and cat food, vitamins, antibiotics, and antiseptic solutions to the Batangas Provincial Veterinary Office.

Makati Mayor Abby Binay emphasized the importance of saving pets and other animals during disasters, recognizing them as part of families.

The impounding vehicle is equipped with eight cages and can accommodate up to 24 medium-sized dogs.

This initiative follows Makati's earlier deployment of rescue and disaster response equipment to aid families affected by the eruption.

Other relief goods, including blankets, pails, dippers, and a fleet of disaster response vehicles, have also been sent to Bauan.

The city's concern for animal welfare during crises highlights a broader commitment to supporting disaster-stricken communities.

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