It is quite disheartening to hear about recent news that involved that pet crematorium in Bacoor, Cavite who accepted payment to cremate deceased pets, but turned out only dumping them elsewhere (26 in San Jose Del Monte Bulacan).
We fervently hope that incidents like these won't happen in our city and strict policies get enforced, and harsher punishment for inhumane acts like it be done so that we remain protected, and people like them won't even think about doing it.
This calls for immediate action and protection not just for the fur babies, but for the fur parents too. Former Congressman and current 5th District Councilor Alfred Vargas recently went to social media to address this situation especially for Quezon City residents. He's been monitoring developments in previous days and said "As a pet lover and concerned pet owner, I feel how much hurt and anger that those who have been victimized by the said business. They're not just pets for us, but are part of our families, and are supposed to be treated humanely when they pass. They deserve the same love and respect given to them by their fur parents. We are supporting the current investigations against who abused this trade. We cannot let them get away with this, and bring them to justice. In Quezon City, we are working with different departments that are involved in policy making and enforcement to make sure that our fur parents and pets will remain protected."
We fervently hope that incidents like these won't happen in our city and strict policies get enforced, and harsher punishment for inhumane acts like it be done so that we remain protected, and people like them won't even think about doing it.















