Spike and the rest of pack find new home in a shelter in Carcar City

By: Immae Lachica - CDN Digital | October 07,2023 - 08:00 AM

Spike and the rest of pack finds new home in a shelter in Carcar City. In photo is Spike with Alexa Yna.

Spike and his new owner, Alexa Yna.

CEBU CITY, Philippines— Spike and the rest of the pack are now enjoying their new home in a shelter in Carcar City owned by Alexa Yna.

Yna is a known animal advocate in Cebu who opened a shelter for abandoned and rescued dogs.

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Spike, the dog who was first accused of killing its owner in Talisay City, is now safe from being euthanized after medical examination proved that his owner died of natural causes and not because of the dog bites found in his body.

Yna shared with CDN Digital a short video clip of her and Spike sharing a cute moment early in the morning after feeding all the dogs in her shelter.

SWEET BOY, SPIKEWATCH: Alexa Yna, owner of the shelter where Spike and the others dogs from Talisay are now, shared with CDN Digital how sweet Spike is in this video.This was taken earlier today, Friday, October 6, when Alexa was feeding the dogs in her shelter in Carcar City.The shelter now has 100 puppies, and 90 adult dogs. If you wish to donate to help Alexa maintain the shelter, you can send her a message on her Facebook account.🎥 : Alexa Yna/ Facebook #CDNDigital

Posted by CDN Digital on Thursday, October 5, 2023

CDN Digital asked Yna how Spike and the rest of the dogs were she said they were more than okay and were very sweet and obedient.

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“Early morning..naglambing na po si spike sa akin nagpatangal ng morning star sa mata niya at first breakfast together with spike and friends,” reads one of her Facebook posts.

Netizens were also very quick to rally behind the video showing how affectionate canine is.

Here are comments for the dog, wrongly blamed for his master's death, of having found a new home. The dog wrongly blamed for the death of his master has found a new home. Here are the comments of the positive developments of the dog.