Carla Abellana lends a helping hand to horses affected by Taal Volcano Eruption

Carla Abellana is among the kind-hearted individuals who helped horses that have been evacuated and rescued, after being affected by the Taal Eruption.

On Instagram, the Kapuso actress shared a video of her interaction with the horses.

In the caption, she said she feels relieved to see the horses away from harm.

 

 

 

 

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It feels so good to be able to see that these horses are safe, far away from volcano island and slowly recovering. There are a total of 48 so far at the temporary shelter in Lipa, Batangas. The worst burn cases were brought here and it was so painful seeing the burns all over their faces and bodies. They’re having a hard time breathing as well. They have a long way to go after all the trauma, but they will get there eventually. I am extremely glad to meet them personally. There’s nothing more rewarding than getting to feed them, talk to them and touch them to let them feel that it’s gonna be alright. I hope and pray more animals will be EVACUATED from Batangas. Because we don’t want to lose any more precious lives should Taal Volcano fully erupt.

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Jan 20, 2020 at 8:23pm PST

"It feels so good to be able to see that these horses are safe, far away from volcano island and slowly recovering," she wrote.

Carla said 48 horses are currently staying at a temporary shelter in Lipa, Batangas.

"The worst burn cases were brought here and it was so painful seeing the burns all over their faces and bodies," she added.

She said the horses are having a hard time breathing and still have a long way to go to recover from the trauma, "but they will get there eventually."

"I am extremely glad to meet them personally. There’s nothing more rewarding than getting to feed them, talk to them and touch them to let them feel that it’s gonna be alright," she added.

"I hope and pray more animals will be EVACUATED from Batangas. Because we don’t want to lose any more precious lives should Taal Volcano fully erupt."