Fur-parents with animal rights advocate Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS), environment group Eco-waste Coalition and animal lovers join the “Iwas Paputoxic” parade around a mall in Quezon City on Friday as they encourage the public to steer away from using firecrackers during the new year revelry which may be harmful to pets and other animals. (Video by Miguel De Guzman/The Philippine STAR) | Philippine Star

Fur-parents with animal rights advocate Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS), environment group Eco-waste Coalition and animal lovers join the “Iwas Paputoxic” parade around the Ayala Malls Vertis North open area in Quezon City on Friday, December 27, 2024. The event encourages the public to steer away from using firecrackers during the new year revelry which may be harmful to pets and other animals. | via Maria Tan, ABS-CBN News | ABS-CBN News

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Bilang bahagi ng adbokasiya ng Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) at Meralco na mapabuti ang kalagayan ng mga alagang hayop, agad silang nagtungo sa Milaor, Camarines Sur upang mamigay ng relief packs na may laman na pagkain para sa mga tao, at para sa mga alagang hayop. Tumulong din ang mga team sa pag-rescue ng mga hayop na na-trap sa mga bubong ng bahay at iba pang lugar. | Trending Pa-More

WATCH: A volunteer from the Philippine Animal Welfare Society places a flower on the memorial wall at their Quezon City center on Thursday, 31 October 2024. The wall provides a dedicated space for families to remember their departed pets. | Via Analy Labor #DailyTribune #Undas2024 #Pets | Daily Tribune | Facebook

LOOK: The Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) renewed its call on Sunday, December 28, to ban and avoid the use of firecrackers ahead of New Year 2026 to protect pets and other animals. Several pets were also featured in an “Opalite” dance cover as part of the group’s advocacy campaign to highlight the issue. PAWS stressed that animals are the “number one victims” of firecrackers due to their highly sensitive hearing, which can cause extreme fear, stress, and even injuries. | via Francis Or