A family in Cavite City, Philippines who has made it her mission to rescue and shelter animals in her home has taken in over 150 stray cats. Apparently, Arizza Aying, the fur mother and her family has a big heart.
According to Aying, she used to live with so many fur babies at home since her parents are very loving to stray animals. Since the number of their fur babies continue to grow, they decided to open a cattery in 2009. They also launched their social media page, "The Cat House" where some of the life story of their fur babies are published.
There are at least 50 community cats rescued that remained in a Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) in outdoor enclosure. Some cats that they rescued suffered from illness that need medical attention, or they adopted from fur parents who couldn't further sustain the needs of their cats.
'Yung mga rescues namin ay kalimitan 'yung mga dying na talaga sa kalye at 'yung mga galing sa pang-aabuso na mga hayop," said Arizza.
"Hindi po kami naka-focus talaga sa rescuing. Ang gusto lang talaga naming mag-ina is makapag-educate ng iba na pahalagahan 'yung strays, homeless animals," she added.
Aying revealed they used to spent P1,500 to P2000 per day to feed all their beloved cats.
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