We hope we can all work together to ensure the well-being of the cats of BGC and perhaps together come up with long-term solutions for their welfare. Your concern has made us more aware of the actions we will undertake moving forward. He continued: “Shangri-La at the Fort has always been grateful to be part of the community of Bonifacio Global City, and we want to positively contribute in any way. We will also continue to help with recovery efforts in future searches for the cats and are sharing the photos of the cats adopted by our colleagues with CARA.”
“We have also apologized to and have been collaborating with CARA Welfare Philippines, taking the necessary steps to increase awareness on how to properly take care of the cats. “We know that with every apology there must be action, and we are doing everything we can to rectify the situation,” he stressed. READ: Cat controversy provides ‘learning experience’ for Shangri-La in BGC.Rice assured that they are working with the animal welfare group CARA Welfare Philippines in searching for the relocated cats and raising awareness on how to properly take care of them. “Please know we understand the concern this situation has caused and we are deeply sorry,” he added.
“In an effort to address concerns raised by tenants and guests regarding cats on our premise, we did not engage with the right partners and now know that instead we should have reached out to our community.” “We want to apologize for the way we have handled this and acknowledge the groups affected due to our failure to consult on the proper procedures of cat adoption and coexistence,” he said. In a post on the hotel’s Facebook page on Wednesday, John Rice said they are “truly and deeply sorry for the current situation regarding the cats of BGC.” MANILA – The general manager of Shangri-La at the Fort in Bonifacio Global City apologized on Wednesday amid the raging controversy over the hotel’s relocation of cats.
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