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A Crocodile Couple’s Story: A Second Chance at the Philippine Eagle Center
By Dr. Danielle Passion, PEF Veterinarian and Jay Are Montecino, PEF Animal Welfare Officer Saltwater Crocodiles Kanluran and Croky rest side by side following a successful pairing attempt—a promising milestone for their continued care and breeding program. The Philippine Eagle Center in Malagos, Davao City, is best known as a sanctuary for the country’s national bird. Over the years, however, it has become home not only to Philippine Eagles but also to a pair of Saltwater Cr
Jul 19


Good News, Difficult Truth: Eagle Cleared of Two Viral Diseases, Hidden Pellet Wound Found
Philippine Eagle Sawaga-Dalwangan Portrait: Cresting Inside Its Confinement Enclosure. The rescued Philippine Eagle, Sawaga-Dalwangan, continues to show encouraging signs of recovery. The latest veterinary report says the eagle is more alert and stronger than before. It can also tolerate handling better, allowing the veterinary team to conduct a more complete physical examination. The eagle now weighs 5.60 kilograms. PE Swaga-Dalwangan undergoing complete physical check-up pr
Jul 17


Philippine Eagle Sawaga-Dalwangan, Rescued by the Daraghuyan Community, Continues to Recover
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Philippine Eagle Sawaga-Dalwangan in her current condition inside her confinement enclosure, showing significant clinical improvement nearly two weeks after her rescue. Davao City, Philippines — Sawaga-Dalwangan, a young Philippine Eagle believed to be female, continues to recover under intensive veterinary care and close monitoring. Marvin Linoy rescued the eagle with help from the Daraghuyan Ancestral Domain Indigenous Political Structure and the Inhan
Jul 15
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