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5 Things You Need To Know About Dr. Enrique Carlos

Hi Responsible Pet Parent,

It’s the birthday of Dr. Enrique Carlos Jr. and he’s giving away a birthday treat!

But before that, you might be asking who is Dr. Enrique Carlos Jr.?

5 Things You Need To Know About Dr. Enrique Carlos

  1. Dr. Carlos is the Founder of Makati Dog and Cat Hospital.  He established the Makati Dog and Cat Hospital in 1962.
  2. He is also the very first President of the Veterinary Practitioners Association of the Philippines.
  3. This year, he was honored as one of the 2016 Distinguished Alumni of the University of the Philippines Alumni Association (UPAA).
  4. Here’s what Dr. Louie Garcia Cabaluna, an expert veterinarian in the US, has to say about Dr. Carlos:   “I admired him as a dedicated veterinarian and a mentor and which I owe him my success as a person and a practitioner” Like Dr. Cabaluna, I’m honored to learn from our distinguished founder and expert veterinarian.  More importantly, I’m grateful to have him as my mentor and Dad  🙂
  1. On June 11, we will celebrate his 74th birthday!

… Which brings us to this surprise birthday treat!

Surprise Birthday Treat For You And Your Fur Baby

Dr. Carlos is celebrating his 74th birthday and he has a birthday treat for you and your fur baby:

Enjoy 74% OFF on Pet Grooming Services

From June 1- 11, 2016

To enjoy this birthday treat, all you have to do is:

  1. Call Makati Dog and Cat Hospital @ 896-6386 / 896-2860. Look for Ms. Mylez
  1. Book your appointment and visit us on your scheduled date

This birthday treat is from June 1-11 ONLY. Call us NOW: 896-6386 / 896-2860

Hope to see you and your fur baby soon!

Enjoy peace of mind while caring for your pets,

Dr. Sixto Carlos
Pet Happiness Expert
Makati Dog and Cat Hospital

Note: This Promo Has Ended Already. Watch Out For The Next Promo!

San Roque – Patron Saint of Dogs

My mom has been working at the hospital for more than 20 years now and every time I visited the hospital when I was young, I used to wonder about the sculpture that has been there for a very long time now. I’ve come to know about San Roque just now, as I type this article. Some of you may or may not be familiar with the Patron Saint of Animals that is why I am here to give you some background about him.

San Roque is often represented in statue form in Catholic churches as someone holding a walking stick in his left hand, and his right hand pointing to a wound on one of his knees, with a dog sitting beside him.

Accounts of his exact Birthdate and/ or place, and details about his childhood have various statements on them.

His parents died when he was twenty, San Roque gave all his properties to the poor and went on a journey to Rome. In Italy, he attended to those who were sick when it was hit by plagues. Because of his frequent contact with his patients, San Roque got sick himself.

He was driven out of town for fear that he might spread the disease. He was forced to live in the forest and would not survive if it weren’t for the dog who kept on bringing him food and licking his wounds, healing them after some time.

He returned home to Montpellier , where he got arrested for being accused as a spy. San Roque died in prison on the 16th of August, year 1327.

Because of his story, the church named him patron of Dogs, Plague, Pestilence and AIDS.

SOURCE: http://www.starmometer.com/2012/08/16/san-roque-the-patron-saint-forplagues-pestilence-and-aidscommemorated-today/#sb5crSoS5tjDTpQA.99

by: Yza Angela E. Turingan St. Paul University Manila

yashyamashita@gmail.com

The Man Who Started It All

  Dr. Enrique CarlosSixto Almeda Carlos y Nepomuceno was born in Biñan, Laguna. His father with the same name was from Biñan, Laguna and his mother from Binondo, Manila. He established a Dog and Cat Clinic in 1927 and had his family home above the clinic; so much so that he was checking his patient (dogs and cats) as early as 4:00 AM. He was also active as a horse practi-tioner in San Lazaro and later in Sta. Ana. He was a stewart in the horse races. He was also well known by kutseros (calesa or caritella horse drivers) when services for free every Tuesdays. Being a devotee of the Black Nazarene in Quiapo, he reli-giously participated in the procession. He was registered in the government regulating office in the registration with number 057.

In 1918 together with Dr. Victor Abreu Buencamino, he is the first Filipino of-ficer of the PVMA in 1918 to 1919 as treasurer and Dr. Beuncamino as presi-dent while other officers being Ameri-cans.

In 1958, his son Dr. Enrique Rodriguez Carlos took over the Dog and Cat Hospi-tal in the same building in 185 Marquez de Comillas and later renamed 839 Romualdez St. . This was the first dog and cat hospital in Manila.

Dr. Sixto Almeda Carlos was also a Philippine delegate in the 1948 London Olympics. A great grandson, Rodolfo Sebastian S. Carlos was one of the torch bearers from among the 8,000 of the 2012 London Olympics. The Carlos family have been offering services to dog and cat companion animals. Currently, Dr. Sixto Enrique Miguel Alimudin Carlos y Siap-no continues the small animal practice in the Makati Dog and Cat Hospital.

Dr. Enrique T. Carlos

DR. ENRIQUE R. CARLOS

Dr. Enrique R. Carlos established the Makati Dog and Cat Hospital in 1962 with postal address of Amapola, Bel-Air III with telephone no, 88-63-86 and 87-28-60 now 5426 Gen. Luna cor. Algier St. Poblacion, Makati City; while the address has changed the physical location is the same. He maintained the Dog and Cat Hospital in 839 Romualdez St. Ermita, Manila with telephone no, 3-22- 60. He took over the hospital from his father Sixto Almeda Carlos in 1959.

Dr. Enrique R. Carlos was born on April 24, 1921 and was baptized Jose Antonio Vicente Enrique Almeda Carlos y Rodriguez. He graduated from the University of the Philippine College of Veterinary Science located in the Bureau of Animal Industry (AI) compound in Pandacan, Manila, now the Malacanang Security compound in 1972. Since the Nagtahan Bridge was not yet existing students ands personel of the Bureau of Animal Industry would ride a banca to cross the Pasig River and for those with car would be picked up at the other side to San Miguel and Malacanang.

In 1972, he was appointed to the College if Medicine, University of the Philippines as part-time professor without

compensation in the Department of Medicine. He was also appointed as Visiting Scientist of the NAMRU II (Navy and Marine Research Unit) of the US Navy doing extensive research on Leptospirosis and other pathogens. He was also a Consultant of the research facilities of the Veterans Memorial Hospital.

Dr. Enrique R. Carlos (right) with his father Dr. Sixto Almeda Carlos (left).

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