Government Pet Programs & Services

Free and subsidized programs for pet owners in the Philippines

Know Your Rights

Under Republic Act No. 9482 (Anti-Rabies Act), all dog owners are required to have their dogs vaccinated against rabies and registered with the local government. Most LGUs provide free anti-rabies vaccination programs.

Animal Welfare

Taguig City Animal Welfare Program

Taguig City Government - Office of the City Veterinarian

Free anti-rabies vaccination, pet registration, and animal rescue services. Includes educational campaigns on responsible pet ownership.

Taguig City Hall, Lakeview Park, BGC, Taguig | Mobile services at barangays
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Vaccination

Pasig City Free Pet Care Program

Pasig City Government - City Veterinary Office

Comprehensive free pet care including anti-rabies vaccination, deworming, tick and flea treatment. Also provides free or subsidized spay/neuter services.

Mobile services at barangays | Office: Pasig City Hall, Caruncho Ave., Pasig
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Quarantine

Pet Quarantine Services (International Travel)

Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) - Quarantine Division

Required quarantine and certification services for pets traveling internationally or entering the Philippines. Ensures compliance with international health standards.

BAI Main Office: Diliman, Quezon City | NAIA Animal Quarantine Station
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Vaccination

Makati City Free Veterinary Services

Makati City Government - Office of the City Veterinarian

Free basic veterinary services for Makati residents including vaccination, deworming, and consultation. Also offers subsidized spay/neuter services.

Makati City Hall, J.P. Rizal St., Poblacion, Makati
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Rescue

Manila Animal Control and Welfare (MACAW) Services

Manila City Government - Department of Public Services

Free rescue services for stray, injured, or abused animals in Manila. Also handles animal bite cases and provides free anti-rabies vaccination.

MACAW Office: Villalobos St., Pandacan, Manila 1011
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Animal Welfare

Quezon City Paws and Whiskers Ordinance

Quezon City Government - City Veterinary Department

Local ordinance promoting animal welfare. Includes free veterinary services, animal rescue, and anti-cruelty enforcement. QC residents can access subsidized vet care at the QC Veterinary Hospital.

QC Veterinary Department and Hospital, Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City
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Education

Animal Welfare Education Program

Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) - Department of Agriculture

Free seminars and training programs on responsible pet ownership, animal welfare, and basic veterinary care. Conducted in schools, communities, and organizations.

On-site visits to requesting institutions or at BAI offices
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Rescue

PAWS Rescue and Rehabilitation Program

Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS)

Rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming of abused, abandoned, and neglected animals. Accepts reports of animal cruelty and provides shelter for rescued animals.

PAWS Animal Rehabilitation Center, Quezon City
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Registration

Dog Registration and Licensing

Local Government Units (City/Municipal Government)

Mandatory registration of dogs with local government. Dog licenses help identify owned dogs and ensure they are properly vaccinated against rabies.

City/Municipal Halls or designated Veterinary Offices
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Spay Neuter

Libreng Bakuna, Libreng Kapon (Free Vaccination & Spay/Neuter)

Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) & LGUs

Free spay/neuter services for dogs and cats, often bundled with free vaccinations. Aims to control pet population and reduce stray animals.

Various locations - check PAWS schedule or LGU announcements
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Vaccination

Free Anti-Rabies Vaccination Program

Department of Health (DOH) & Local Government Units

The Philippine government provides free anti-rabies vaccination for dogs and cats as part of the National Rabies Prevention and Control Program. This is typically held annually or bi-annually in barangays across the country.

Conducted at Barangay Health Centers and designated vaccination sites nationwide
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