Ilang fur parents, ipinapa-taxidermy ang kanilang pumanaw na alagang hayop

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00:00The death of a pet is not a disease.

00:04That's why, in order for the world to still be able to have a proud pet,

00:08other fur parents preserve the body of their pets,

00:13which is called a taxidermy.

00:15Here is the report.

00:20Within 12 years, Dr. Glenn Gabriel Cisano, a Belgian Malinois,

00:26When the pet died in 2022,

00:29Sanyong left a big mark on Dr. Glenn's heart.

00:32But instead of burying him,

00:34Dr. Glenn insisted that Sanyong should still be with him,

00:37that he is still taking him to his favorite spot in his clinic.

00:42We know that there are limitations in the life of our pets.

00:47Especially in a situation like that,

00:49it's really hard to accept that your pet is gone.

00:54Taxidermy was not popular in the Philippines back then.

00:58There was also fear.

01:00Filipinos are exposed to taxidermy when it comes to hunter's trophies,

01:06the heads of the sun,

01:08and those in museums for educational purposes.

01:14The pets are preserved in pet eternity.

01:18Dogs, cats, small to large,

01:20up to chickens, birds, reptiles, and even fish.

01:25It depends on how you look at it,

01:27but it's possible that your pet's eyes are alive.

01:32In the past, formaldehyde was used,

01:36which is not safe, even for humans.

01:40When formaldehyde evaporates,

01:43it converts into a toxin.

01:47Now, when we inhale, our lungs are the primary affected.

01:53So what we did was,

01:55I looked for a chemical that is safe to use

02:01as well as safe for the owner.

02:04Non-ionized salt.

02:06The bonus for that was,

02:10we made it odorless.

02:13As you can see, we have a lot of taxidermy pets here,

02:18but none are odorless.

02:19Depending on how you look at it,

02:21it can take up to 100 years

02:24for mounts or animals to be placed under the taxidermy.

02:28It's not allowed to be placed in a hot place.

02:30It's recommended to bring your pet as soon as it dies.

02:33Up to three months before you can get a preserved pet.

02:37The service starts at Php 20,000.

02:40It needs to be placed under ice or in the freezer.

02:45If it's not placed under ice and in the freezer,

02:48and it stays in the box for a long time,

02:51the humidity is too high.

02:53It's too hot inside. It will rot.

02:56The biggest project of Pet Eternity today

02:59is the elephant Simali,

03:01which is loved by Filipinos.

03:03Simali is the first and only

03:06full-mount elephant in Asia

03:09and here in the Philippines.

03:11Because of its size and weight,

03:13it's not easy to preserve Simali.

03:15When we got Simali, it started to decay.

03:19First, it was necropsied.

03:23As you know, when it's necropsied,

03:25it produces blood.

03:28The blood flow to its body

03:32is a way to develop bacterial growth faster.

03:36We used a chain block.

03:39It's like a chain that's pulled

03:42to lift the big machines of the truck.

03:45Then we used a boom truck to move it.

03:48The public is about to see

03:50the preserved body of Simali.

03:53Three years ago,

03:55now, there are two ways for them to do it.

03:59There are a lot of encounters,

04:01especially in the unboxing.

04:03Crying because of sadness or tears of joy.

04:07You can see that they're trying to hide it.

04:11If they don't want to,

04:12it's not like they're hugging each other again.

04:15It's like they've seen a relative

04:17that they haven't seen for a long time.

04:19No disease can kill a baby.

04:22It's just that their pet lives in their memories.

04:26But there are others,

04:27even if the old heat is gone,

04:29they still want to be with and hug their baby

04:32forever.

04:34Maan Makapagal for Pambansang TV

04:37in the new Philippines.

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