via GRAPHIC PLUS — For many rescued pets across the country, a second chance begins with consistent care, proper nourishment, and the support of communities that step in when it matters most. Through a long-term partnership with GMA Kapuso Foundation, TopBreed is helping strengthen rescue and relief efforts nationwide by providing pet supplies to animals in need.
“We are very honored to partner with GMA Kapuso Foundation. We deeply admire their dedication to uplifting Filipino communities—not only by supporting people in need, but also extending care to animals and local pet communities. Through this partnership, we aim to support animal welfare efforts and help give rescue pets the top love and top care that they deserve,” said Universal Robina Corporation Agro-Industrial Group Marketing Director Jane Bernardo.
Part of this collaboration is the initial support extended to rescued pets after the recent Mayon Volcano eruption under the care of the Albay Veterinary Office, with donated supplies helping address the animals’ nutritional and recovery needs
“Because of the economic challenges, it’s difficult to support pets during calamities, which is very heartbreaking,” said GMA Kapuso Foundation EVP and COO Rikki Escudero-Catibog. “This is why the GMA Kapuso Foundation partnered with TopBreed, to finally prioritize our pets’ welfare, so that no pet gets left behind.”
The partnership of TopBreed and GMA Kapuso Foundation reflects a shared commitment to improving the well-being of pets in need while supporting the communities and organizations working tirelessly to care for them. Through this, TopBreed aims to help provide nourishment and everyday care for pets .
Beyond the immediate assistance, the collaboration highlights the importance of community-driven efforts in advancing animal welfare. By working together, organizations and local communities can help create safer, healthier environments for rescued pets and encourage more responsible pet care practices.
This partnership reflects TopBreed’s commitment to supporting animal welfare efforts, highlighting how collaboration can create a safer, healthier world for every paw and tail.
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