Dogs and cats of PGH medical frontliners to receive 1-month supply of food
The Philippine General Hospital (PGH) gives back to their medical frontliners by providing food for one of their sources of joy and strength amid the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) pandemic: their dogs and cats!
PGH, in partnership with pet food brand Royal Canin, will provide a month's supply of pet food for one dog or cat of each PGH frontliner.
They reportedly have supplies for 100 frontliners and the beneficiaries will be randomized.
Several hospitals have shown their appreciation and gratitude to the courageous doctors, nurses, and medical workers who are in the front line of the war against COVID-19.
But it's the first time that a hospital has made a thoughtful donation to ensure that the fur babies of frontliners are well taken care of, while their humans are hard at work in caring for and saving the lives of COVID-19 patients.
Netizens have expressed their approval of this unique way of giving back to frontliners, and some have even communicated their interest in donating more pet food so more frontliners can be added as beneficiaries.
For more news on the Coronavirus Disease pandemic, go to GMA Network's COVID-19 page.
And if you wish to make monetary donations in order to provide the much-needed medical supplies for medical frontliners, you can do so through the GMA Kapuso Foundation.
Visit the Kapuso Foundation site here.
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