Dugtong DOGtong na Pag-asa: Isang Dokumentaryo

I have written previously on the Laguna Pitbulls (here and here) and it is no secret that this is an advocacy near and dear my heart. I believe that animals need our help and our love.

On the Cybercrime Act, dogfighting, and my obvious lack of sleep.

I come home late from a busy (school) work filled day to this: the whole of the internet is rebelling, and our constitutional rights, I am told, infringed on.

Of course, some people believe that I need not worry my (malleable college student) brain over matters like this– not on finals week and a play performance the following day. But, at almost 2 a.m., I am up and I am thinking. 

Why should I care, why should we care? Because we are all online.

If you are not informed, put the internet to good use and get yourself informed.

I, on the other hand, shall return to that wonderful/gruesome dog fighting documentary I was watching.

I will write more about this later, at a more godly hour, when I finally gain back sensibilities from this school-finals week-auto-pilot. But, all I can say for now is that this debate on the Cybercrime Act DOES matter.

Save the Laguna Pitbulls! (a Teaser Video)

A while back, I wrote about the Laguna Pitbulls and our experience in the rehabilitation site. My team and I are in the process of creating a documentary on this issue. Here is a teaser video:

Save the Laguna Pit-bulls!

The other day,  I visited the Laguna Pit-bull site.

I was amazed– at the sheer number of the dogs, at what a horrid ordeal they've gone through in the hands of men, and how positively delightful it is when these beautiful dogs look up at you with their bright, hopeful eyes and you know that there is still that capacity to love.