Stray Dogs: Good Bye Streets! Hello Home!

Stray Dogs: Goodbye Streets, Hello Home!

Community Problem: Stray Dogs' Excrement Causing Dirty Village Ambiance 

In our barangay, the Veterans Village, there are lots of pet owners. Pets like dogs and cats are supposed to be well-sheltered and kept. But aside from these domestic animals, there is a huge amount of stray or homeless dogs that roam around our village. 

                                               

These stray dogs, which are commonly called Asong Kalye (AsKal), leave their excrements on the streets. The uncontrolled behavior of the dogs causes a dirty ambiance for us villagers.

Warning: Actual pictures of excrements!

 With regards to the latter observation, I would like to raise awareness about the adverse effect of stray dogs in our community. I would update if there will be any improvement regarding this community problem.

Viewers of my blog can post suggestions and comments.

ICT

As part of our activity in our Information and Communications Technology (ICT) subject, I will be blogging about a certain community problem in the community where I live, the Veterans Village. 

This gif serves as a clue of what will be involved in my community problem campaign and awareness- DOGSSSSSSSSS!

But this cute dog isn't like the dogs that will be involved in my community problem. Rather stray or homeless dogs will be featured. What did the stray dogs do? Did they bark loud? How come they become a community problem? Let's see!

Caution!

Photos are all mine.

Navy+Sky

 #CielBateau

The Sky is Blueeeeee

Ciel Quote 1: "The sky is an infinite movie to me. I never get tired of looking at what's happening up there." (K. D. Lang)

If I will be asked to introduce myself, I would probably say my name first. I am CHRISTIAN JACOB S. GONZALES. We'll get in touch with each other if you like music, books, movies, and clouds. 

This blog will be full of stuffs related to my interests. Also, I will include our ICT Activity regarding spreading awareness towards a certain community problem.