About W.H.E.L.P.S.
Rescue. Rehabilitate. Rehome.
Founded in 2019 with roots in Valenzuela City, W.H.E.L.P.S. now operates its Animal Care & Rehabilitation Center in San Leonardo, Nueva Ecija for rescued dogs and cats.
Founded in 2019
We Help. Embrace.
Love. Protect. Save.
W.H.E.L.P.S. began with roots in Valenzuela City and now operates the Whelps Animal Care & Rehabilitation Center in San Leonardo, Nueva Ecija.
The nonprofit rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes abandoned, abused, neglected, and homeless dogs and cats. Its work includes medical care, feeding, enrichment, shelter upkeep, education, adoption inquiries, rescue requests, and community-supported facility development.
Follow the real workRoots in Valenzuela City
W.H.E.L.P.S. grew around hands-on rescue, rehabilitation, protection, and responsible rehoming.
Recognized in a Senate resolution
A Philippine Senate resolution concerning animals affected by the Taal eruption listed Whelps among groups authorized to conduct rescue work.
Read the official document ↗San Leonardo, Nueva Ecija
Purok 1, Mambangnan, San Leonardo, Nueva Ecija 3102, Philippines
0951 718 7064 · Listed as always open
Rescue farm resort
A stay-based program designed to support rehabilitation, medical care, enrichment, shelter upkeep, and continuing operations.
Mission
Rescue and rehabilitate vulnerable dogs and cats, then help them move toward safe shelter or responsible homes.
Community
Bring adopters, visitors, donors, veterinary partners, volunteers, and animal advocates into practical care.
How do I confirm a dog is available?
Check W.H.E.L.P.S.’ latest Facebook updates or message the official page directly. Availability can change during screening or foster care.
Does a rescue report guarantee pickup?
No. Reports are assessed according to urgency, location, responder safety, shelter space, and available resources. Complete details help the team triage responsibly.
Where can I donate?
Use only a GCash, Maya, PayPal, bank account, or QR code confirmed directly by W.H.E.L.P.S. The website will not publish an unverified payment destination.
What makes a useful rescue report?
An exact location, recent photos or video, dog count, visible condition, immediate hazards, time observed, and a reachable reporter.