Mga yumaong alagang hayop inalala ngayong Undas
Tuwing Undas, inaalala ang mga yumao nating mahal sa buhay. At para sa iba, pati mga pumanaw nilang alagang hayop hindi dapat makalimutan. Paano ba inaalala ang mga pumunta na sa "pet heaven?"
Narito ang report ni senior correspondent Anjo Alimario.
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00:00 Cinabarbi, Pokwang, Sixto, and Orange.
00:06 These are pets that were loved and cared for by their owners.
00:11 They are just a few of the many pets that their pet owners chose to take care of through this memorial wall.
00:19 It was built in 2005 inside the compound of the Philippine Animal Welfare Society or PAWS.
00:26 It started as a small wall but when it was filled, they built a bigger memorial wall.
00:32 At PAWS, we understand that pets have a huge contribution to the well-being of our people as pet owners.
00:42 And when we lose a pet, it hurts us so much.
00:48 So we wanted to provide an outlet for the pet owners so that when they pass by,
00:57 they get to visit and they get to remember the animals that have left their pet.
01:03 More than 500 animals are remembered here in the memorial wall, most of them are cats and dogs.
01:10 But there are also Mr. Prick, a hedgehog, Oni Boy, a chicken, and Miri Poppet Gaston, a rabbit.
01:19 The payment for each memotile is P2,500, which is five years in contract.
01:25 And it can also be renewed.
01:27 The money that is transferred from the memorial wall goes to the pets that were rescued by PAWS.
01:34 We have cemeteries that are visited by people, cemeteries for people.
01:41 So in PAWS, the PAWS memorial wall, it's not a cemetery but it's a place for us to remember the loved ones in the lives of pets that passed away.
01:54 One or more names of pets can be placed by pet owners on a tile.
01:59 Like this tile, they chose to remember their pets like cats, chickens, chickens, goats, goldfish, calapatis, and pagong.
02:09 The stickers, the designs, they can provide the pictures of their pets from birth to old age.
02:18 And then the pictures together with their pets to be placed on the tiles.
02:22 This memorial wall proves that not only the people who visit the memorial wall are the ones who are being cared for,
02:29 but also the pets that were once considered part of a family.
02:35 Angelo Alimario, CNN Philippines.