narrative report - davao city

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Programs, Projects & Actitivies Page

I. Disease Prevention & Control Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3II. Veterinary Extension Services Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4III. Animal Dispersal Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5IV. Genetic Improvement Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7V. Maintenance of Three Animal Production Centers . . . . . . . . . 9VI. Intensified Rabies Control Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12VII. Livestock Livelihood Development Program.................................... 19VIII. Organic Livestock & Poultry Development Program . . . . . . . 23IX. Quality Control of Meat & Meat-By-Products and

Fish & Fish-By-Products........................................................................34X. Research and Laboratory Services.......................................................40

APPENDICES

Appendix A - Department’s Accomplishments CY 2017........................48Appendix B - Anti-Rabies Vaccination Accomplishment per District

Poblacion & Agdao District......................... 52Talomo District............................................. 53Buhangin District..........................................53Tugbok District............................................. 54Toril Distirct.................................................. 54Calinan District............................................. 55Baguio District.............................................. 55Marilog District..............................................56Bunawan District..........................................56Paquibato District.........................................57

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A. Animal Disease Prevention & Control Program

A healthy livestock and poultry industry contributes to a robust economy. Among themandate of the office is to ensure a healthy animal population to achieve food securityin a balanced ecological system. The office implements vaccination programs andconducts routine vaccinations against economically significant diseases, vitaminsupplementation, and deworming in the barangays. Listed on the table below are theaccomplishments:

Table 1. Vaccination, Vit. Supplementation & Deworming Accom. CY 20171.Vaccination January to December 2017a.Hog Cholera - No. of swine 12,056

-No. of clients served 1,123b.Hemorrhagic Septicemia-No. of goats, carabao & cattle 4,631-No. of clients served 1,833

c. New Castle Disease & Fowl Pox-No. of poultry vaccinated 233,750-No. of clients served 4,052

2. Vitamin Supplementation andDeworming 108,437Clients Served 9,691

The vaccinations, vitamin supplementation and deworming are yearly routine servicesprovided by the office to the backyard raisers in Davao City. There has been noalarming incidence of domestic animal disease outbreaks which is accredited to theproper implementation of vaccination program, proper management and Information,Education and Communication (IEC) Campaign activities that have been regularlyconducted by the department in the different barangays. The Philippines receivedofficial recognition as a country free from Foot & Mouth Disease (FMD) withoutvaccination in May 2015 from the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE).Mindanao was the first zone in the country that was declared FMD free in CY 2001. Thisstatus further enhances the delivery ofveterinary services, strengthen Public-PrivatePartnerships and improve opportunities forexports of livestock and livestock products.To maintain FMD free status, monitoring oflivestock, disease surveillance and strictborder control measures from countries withcases of FMD are conducted regularly incoordination with the Department ofAgriculture – RFO XI and Bureau of AnimalIndustry-XI.

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B. Veterinary Extension Services Program

Administered Treatment. A total of 8,221 head (all species) were treated for commonanimal diseases with 1,971 farmers/clients served. This particular activity hassignificantly controlled the spread of disease in the animal population as well as thepossible transmission to the human population by zoonotic diseases.

The trainings and seminars conducted by the office aims to increase productivity andincome of farmers, access to new technology, improve animal herd healthmanagement. In 2017, a total of 219 trainings and seminars were conducted in thedifferent barangays and participated by 5,308 farmers.

There were about 1,332 head of cattle, carabao, goat and hogs that were castratedserving 262 farmer clients. Castration is done to improve the quality of meat producedfrom the animals.

Free Veterinary Technical Consultation was also provided to 18,541 clients for theirdomestic animals and pets.

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Veterinary Integrated Barangay Extension Services (VIBES) were also conducted to thedifferent districts. From January-December 2017, there were fifty one (51) barangayswith 2,840 farmer clients served. The purpose of this activity is to make more availableprograms and services offered by the office such as vaccination, deworming, vitaminsupplementation, castration, veterinary consultation, Artificial Insemination (A.I.) tocattle and carabao to farmers in far flung barangays of the city. This activity intends tocreate an impact and awareness to the farmers on the importance of taking care of thehealth of farm animals.

C. Animal Dispersal Program

The objectives of this program are to upgrade the existing native breeds throughinfusion of quality breeders, increase animal population for food consumption andprovide livelihood alternative for farmers who are interested to go into livestock andpoultry production. The total number of animals dispersed for CY 2017 funded fromdifferent projects and from Animal Production Centers are shown on Table 2 and 3.

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Table 2. Total Number of Animals Dispersed Per Project in CY 2017

MONTH LOCATION PROJECT GOAT (HDS) Farmerserved

CATTLE (HDS) Farmerserved

CARABAO (HDS) FarmerservedMALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE

JANUARY Marilog

BUB 2015

7 21 7Calinan 7 21 7Tugbok 5 15 5

FEBRUARY Toril 7 21 7Talomo 7 21 7Buhangin 5 15 5Bunawan 7 21 7Paquibato 13 38 13

MARCH Marilog

BUB 2014

9 36 9Calinan 9 36 9Tugbok 6 24 6Baguio 2 8 2Toril 6 24 6Talomo 11 41 11Bunawan 9 36 9Buhangin 9 36 9Paquibato 9 36 9

MAY Paquibato ADF 2016Community BasedLivestock Prdn.

5 35 5June Paquibato 6 39 6July Paquibato 6 50 6Dec. Marilog

Magnegosyo taDay!

3 1Bunawan 3 4 1Calinan 1Marilog 3

TOTAL 137 454 128 14 74 11 6 50 6

Table 3. Animals Dispersed from Animal Production Centers (APC) in CY 2017

MONTH LOCATION SOURCE SWINE (HDS) Farmerserved

GOAT (HDS) FarmerservedMALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE

February Talomo MatinaPangiAPC 2 3 4May Talomo Dist. MatinaPangiAPC 3 3Aug. Talomo Dist. Malagos APC 2 2Sept. Talomo Dist. MatinaPangiAPC 4 5 6Sept. Calinan Dist. Malagos APC 1 1

TOTAL 6 15 15 1 1

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D. Genetic Improvement Program (Artificial Insemination for LargeAnimals)

Artificial Insemination, or A.I is a technique that has been used worldwide for decades.It is the process by which sperm is placed into the reproductive tract of a female animalfor the purpose of impregnating the female by using means other than natural

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insemination. It is an economically important tool to attain efficiency in production andfor genetic improvement in swine and in large ruminants. The office was able toinseminate 910 heads of swine thru natural heat with 840 farmers/raisers served.There were 153 cattle and 39 carabao that were inseminated with a total of 139 farmerclients served. Based on the accomplishments, conception rate for swine A.I. is 67 %and for large animals is 50%.

Newly Trained A.I. Technicians for Large Animals

With the desire of the City Veterinarian’s Office to strengthen its services in artificialinsemination, two (2) livestock technicians under the animal husbandry section weresent for training to the Philippine Carabao Center (PCC) at Central Mindanao University,Musuan, Bukidnon from July 21-August 19, 2017. They served to be additionaltechnicians who will conduct artificial insemination for cattle and carabao. ArtificialInsemination (AI) in large animals is one of the services that the City Veterinarian’sOffice offers to farmers for free. The purpose of which is to enhance our native breedsby upgrading in order to increase production of our large animals by providing goodquality semen in the absence of a breeder bull. At present, the office has already three(3) AI technicians namely: Aida Omaña, and the newly trained - Felynie Mohammad andOlivia Casas.

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E. Maintenance of three Animal Production Centers (APC)

The APC’s are facilities for livestock and poultry production, and pasture development.All three APC’s located in Malagos, Malabog and Matina Pangi have swine breeders (6sows and 4 boars) and goat breeders (8 does, 3 bucks for Malagos and 2 bucks, 2 doesfor Malabog). These APC’s are sources of breeder stocks for the dispersal program ofthe office. APC Malabog has been developed into an organic farm, and a showcase forethno-veterinary medicinal garden. Herbal plants and organic forages were planted andpropagated for consumption of animals that would be organically grown in the centerlike native chicken and native pigs, cattle, carabaos and goats. The Malabog APC has abreeder cattle and carabao intended for natural mating purposes. Both the APC ofMalagos and Malabog have developed pasture areas for organic forage from whichcuttings are given to farmers who will undergo or have undergone trainings or seminarson livestock management. For CY 2017, there were 3,470 cuttings, 559 seedlings and832 packs of forage planting materials that were distributed to training participants andwalk-in clients.

Matina Pangi APC

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Swine Artificial Insemination Laboratory & Center Office Goat House

Malagos APC

Medicinal Plant Garden

Medicinal Plant Garden

Malabog APC

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Davao City Artificial Insemination Center

Artificial Insemination (AI) in swine is an economically important tool to attain efficiencyin production since it requires fewer boars in comparison to natural service. By artificialinsemination there will always be access to semen supply on weekdays and even onholidays. The semen extender prolongs the life of the semen after extraction for at least10 days with little or no damage to sperm cells. It also expands the volume ofejaculates and at the same time maintains sperm viability.

A boar semen processing laboratory was put up at APC Malagos to cater to the demandof artificial insemination in swine. It was inaugurated last October 18, 2016 and it isfully operational. Boar semen processing averages to 22 squeeze bottles 100ml/bottle)per mature boar per week.

In CY 2014, the office had trained forty two (42) farmers coming from the differentbarangays in Davao City to become Barangay- Based Artificial Insemination Technicians(BBAIT) for swine. These farmers turned BBAITs are now partners of the office indelivering swine A.I. services specially in far-flung barangays. To date, 25 BBAITs areactive and avail the process semen for free in conducting their A.I. activities. Theycharge their clients a minimal amount for the services only for their livelihood andsubmit report to the office on their accomplishments. From June 2016 to date, 670sows were inseminated, to 604 clients. Three hundred sixty nine (369) sows or giltsalready farrowed producing a total of 3,507 piglets or offsprings, from the differentdistricts of Davao City.

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F. Intensified Rabies Control Program

The overarching goal is to eliminate dog mediated human rabies by year 2020.Controlling and eradicating rabies therefore means combating it at its animal source.Mass vaccination of dogs is one of the recognized methods of choice. From January toDecember 2017 a total of 101,693 dogs/cats in Davao City have been vaccinatedagainst Rabies with 61,002 clients served. Rabies vaccination routine for pets is doneonce a year and the first semester has the bulk of the accomplishments because thedepartment starts off the year with massive Rabies vaccination.

To intensify the control of rabies, following activities are the accomplishments:

Table 4. Intensified Rabies Control program Accomplishments CY 2017Activities January to December 2017

Impounding - No. of dogs 3,225IEC - No. of sessions 767

- No. of participants 20,031Dog Population Control through Spay & Neuter

-No. of dogs 281-No. of clients served 213

Rabies Vaccination -No. of dogs/cats 101,693-No. of clients served 61,002

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2017 Rabies Awareness Month celebration

March 7, 2017 marked the launching of Rabies Awareness Month in Davao City. It wasstarted with a motorcade by the City Veterinarian’s Office (CVO) and the City Health Office(CHO), and participated in by other government agencies. Participants assembled at the RizalPark and finally converged at the People’s Park where a series of activities were conducted.

A total of 647 clients were served in the following activities:

1. Castration – 54 head ( 30 dogs and cats); 42 clients served;2. Vaccination – 159 head vaccinated; 109 clients served;3. Vitamin Supplementation -229 vials distributed; 200 clients served;4. Dewormer – 150 doses distributed; 150 clients served;5. Tick and flea treatment – 109 vials distributed; 109 clients served;6. Consultation – 37 clients served; and,7. Rabies Information and Education Campaign (IEC) – 233 flyers distributed.

To perk-up the said launching, the office also invited the 911 K-9 Unit to perform. Theaudience was entertained by the working dog while their handlers demonstrated their bombdetection and sniffing prowess. Another dog also performed agility and obedience routine.

During the month-long celebration a total of 13,228 dogs and cats in all districts of the citywere vaccinated and 146 dogs and cats were spayed and neutered in the following Barangays:Poblacion, Toril, Buhangin and Paquibato.

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Rabies AwarenessMonth CelebrationLaunching: People’s Park, March 7, ϮϬϭ7

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Rabies Awareness Month CelebrationLaunching: People’s Park, March 7, 2017

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Performed by 911 K-9 Unit: Demonstration on Bomb/Explosive Detection, K-9 Obedience and K-9 AgilityRabies AwarenessMonth CelebrationLaunching: People’s Park, March 7, ϮϬϭ7

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Performed by 911 K-9 Unit: Demonstration on Bomb/Explosive Detection, K-9 Obedience and K-9 AgilityRabies AwarenessMonth CelebrationLaunching: People’s Park, March 7, ϮϬϭ7

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World Rabies Day

World Rabies Day is an international awareness campaign coordinated by theGlobal Alliance for Rabies Control.

World Rabies Day takes place each year on September 28, the anniversary ofthe death of Louis Pasteur who, with the collaboration of his colleagues, developed thefirst efficacious rabies vaccine. World Rabies Day aims to make awareness about theimpact of rabies on humans and animals, provide information and advice on how toprevent the disease in at-risk communities and support advocacy for increased effortsin rabies control.

In Davao City, the City Veterinarians Office celebrated World Rabies Day atBrgy. Cabantian, Buhangin District on September 28, 2017. It was participated bymore or less 500 pet enthusiasts, with the following activities to wit;

Services Conducted No. of Dogs/Cats No. of Clients ServedCastration 17 head 13Vitamin Supplementation 242 head 109Deworming 196 head 98Rabies vaccination 124 head 80Information,Education &Communication (IEC)

100 participants (Grade10Cabantian Junior High

School StudentsFlyers Distributed 403 pcs

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G. Livestock Livelihood Development Program

Under the Annual development fund 2014, the marginal livestock farmers ofPaquibato District were provided with animal dispersal project to provide a sustainablelivelihood project and to augment farm family income through sales to be derived fromcattle and carabao raising. Moreover, the project also aims to provide these lowincome families a source of protein from an animal source to address undernourishmentspecially among their children.

In March 2017, the dispersal recipients underwent a one day seminar on cattle &carabao management in three batches. In the early part of May 2017, the CityVeterinarian’s Office staff conducted series of selection of stocks in Sarangani Province.Late last May and June, 85 cattle and 56 carabaos were distributed to 13 barangays ofPaquibato District to 141 beneficiaries. The beneficiaries are coming from the followingbarangays: Paradise Embac, Pañalum, Mabuhay, Fatima, Sumimao, Malabog,Paquibato Proper, Lumiad, Mapula, Salapawan, Pandaitan, Colosas, and Tapak.

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Bottom Up Budgeting (BUB) Program:

This program is being implemented by the Local Government Unit using funds from theNational Government with the objective of empowering the genuine involvement of thegrassroots organization and communities in strengthening the delivery of nationalservices to the community.

Under the Livestock Sector, the National Government thru the Department ofAgriculture (DA) Region XI has funded the Goat Dispersal Project under BUB CY 2014 &2015 amounting to P 5,076,100.00 for purchase of breeder stocks, veterinary & biologicsupplies and training expenses. This project aims to attain a sustainable livestockproduction that contributes towards the achievement of food security in Davao City. Itinvolves provision of excellent goat parent stock to marginal farmers.

In January 2017, there were 578 breeder goats of 75% Anglo-Nubian bloodline breedsdistributed to the 128 households. The recipients who are beneficiaries of the PantawidPamilya Program (4Ps) and livestock associations received one packet of goat perhousehold. One packet is composed of 4 females & 1 male, aged 7-8 months oldweighing at least 20 kgs. Listed below are the recipients from the different barangaysin nine (9) districts:

Buhangin District : 14 households coming from Brgy. Mandug , Callawa,Indangan, Acacia, Cabantian, & Waan

Bunawan District : 16 households coming from Brgy.Mahayag, Gatungan,Tibungco, Ilang

Talomo District : 18 households coming from Brgy. Langub, Magtuod,Catalunan Grande, Dumoy, Bago Gallera, & Matina Pangi

Toril District : 13 households coming from Brgy. Marapangi, Binugao,Tagurano, Mulig, Baracatan, Bato, Daliao, & BangkasHeights

Tugbok District : 11 households coming from Brgy. Tacunan, Bago Oshiro,Angalan, Manuel Gianga, Balingain, & New Valencia

Calinan District : 16 households coming from Brgy. Dacudao, Riverside,

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Megcawayan, Biao JoaquinMarilog District : 16 households coming from Brgy. Salaysay & Marilog

ProperPaquibato District: 22households coming from Brgy. Pañalum, Lumiad,

Salaysay, Pandaitan, Fatima, Malabog, Sumimao,Colosas, Tapac, Mapula & Paquibato Proper

Baguio District : 2 households coming from Brgy. Tawan-tawan

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H. Organic Livestock and Poultry Production Program

The City Government of Davao supports and promotes Republic Act 10068 otherwiseknown as the “Organic Agriculture Act of 2010”. The organic agriculture farmingmovement of the city was further strengthen with the creation of City Ordinance No.0384-10 of 2010 , “An Ordinance Institutionalizing, Promoting and DevelopingAgriculture in Davao City”. In the country, Davao City was among the LocalGovernment Units that pioneered in the creation of Organic Agriculture Ordinance.Moreover, the City Government apportioned a budget to boost organic food productionsince organic agriculture provides safe and healthy food for the populace usingproduction method that is in harmony with the environment and local ecosystem.

In the city, organic livestock and poultry raisers are increasing in numbers in responseto the rising demand in the market for organic meat and poultry products. However,supply is still very scarce due to the challenges that raisers encounter in the course oftheir farm operations. The major bottleneck that affects sustainability and commercialproduction of organic meat & poultry is the availability of organic feeds and feedstuff.Raisers are limited to raising organic animals for meat consumption because ofinsufficiency of organic feed supply.

Cognizant to these, the City Veterinarian’s Office, addresses these concerns bymassive Information, Education and Communication (IEC) for organic feed productionamong farmers. Under the Organic Livestock & Poultry Production Program of theoffice, the following were undertaken: 1) distribution of planting materials to farmers;2) technical assistance in organic pasture & forage development and management; 3)promote planting of hybrid or native corn and campaign against planting of GeneticallyModified Organism (GMO) corn among farmers that can become organic feedstuff; and4) conduct of training and seminars on organic feed making.

In collaboration with the Department of Agriculture (DA), RFO XI and AgriculturalTraining Institute (ATI) XI, several organic farms in the city were assisted throughgrants in machineries or funds in improving their farm buildings and enhanceoperations. To name a few, the organic learning sites in the city assisted by thesenational agencies and became learning sites are the following:

1. Imulayan Organic Resource Center, Km. 20 Tugbok, Davao City2. Josefa Seguvia Foundation Organic Farm, Brgy. Lacson , Calinan, Davao City3. Kenaniah Organic Farm, Brgy. Gumalang, Baguio, Davao City4. Malabog Animal Production Center, Brgy. Malabog, Paquibato, Davao City.

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Other accomplishments under the Organic Livestock & Poultry Production are illustratedin Table 5.

Table 5. Organic Livestock & Poultry Dev’t Program Accomplishment CY 2017Activities Accomplishments

No. of hectares developed for organic pasture 1 has.No. of planting materials distributed

- Seeds 832 packs- Forage cuttings 3,470 pcs- Forage seedlings 559 bags

No. of Farmer’s Training Session Conducted 11 sessions- No. of participants 158 farmers- No. of Barangays covered 11 Brgys

No. of Participatory Guarantee System (PGS) Training 1 session- No. of participants 29 farmers

No. of Livestock Farm facilitated for PGS Certification 10 farms

Month of November as Organic Agriculture Awareness Month in Davao City

The City Veterinarian’s Office in coordination with the City Agriculturist Office (CAO)celebrated Organic Agriculture Awareness for the month in November 2017. The followingactivities were undertaken by the City Government and partners from Civil SocietyOrganizations (CSOs) that advocate organic farming in the city:

1. The PGS certified organic farmers guested at “I Speak” and “Kapihan” Radio & TVshow and talked about Organic Farming during the second week of November 2017.

2. Conducted “School Hopping” - Information, Education, and Communication (EIC) onOrganic Agriculture in 2 private and 2 government schools in 2nd & 3rd Districts ofDavao City.

3. 1st Participatory Gurantee System (PGS) Davao Summit was held on the November21, 2017 at USEP Auditorium, Obrero, Davao City. The affair was participated byabout 175 persons coming from various stakeholders from the government and non-government sectors, organic farmers/practitioners and advocates. The objectives ofthe activity were to showcase organic products, recognized farmers having exemplaryperformance in the organic farming, and provide educational input on organicagriculture best practices and technologies to the participants.

4. Weekday Organic Market at Rizal Park, Davao City (Every Thursdays & Fridays)

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5. Organic Food Cooking Festival on Nov. 29, 2017 at the Kadayawan Hall, NCCC Mall,Mc Arthur Highway, Davao City - This activity served as the Culmination Program ofthe month long celebration of Organic Agriculture Month.

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LIVESTOCK & POULTRY FORUM

The City Veterinarian’s Office of Davao in coordination with the Department of Agriculture- RFOXI, conducted a Livestock and Poultry Forum on November 23, 2017 at the Conference Roomof the Farmer Information Technology Services Building (FITS), Department of Agriculture, Fr.Selga St., Davao City. The participants of the activity were officers of the different livestock andpoultry organizations/associations of Davao City. The forum was funded by the Department ofAgriculture, RFO XI where the participants were provided with food for lunch and snacks in themorning and in the afternoon.

The forum aims to gather the different players of the livestock & poultry industry in Davao Cityto discuss plans, programs, and innovative solutions that needs to be considered in craftingdevelopment plans for the livestock industry in Davao City. Also, an election was done toformally form the Federation of Commercial and Backyard Livestock and Poultry RaisersAssociation of Davao City which had interim officers that was elected last August 17, 2017. Mr.Larry Tungpalan, the representative from the Office of City Councilor Marissa S. Abella,inducted the following newly elected officers:

Honorary President : Director Ricardo M. Oñate, OIC- DA RFO XIPresident : Atty. Lalaine dela VictoriaExternal Vice-President: Ms. Marie Ann ConstantinoInternal Vice-Presidents:

Cattle Industry : Dr. Susan PelayoDairy Industry : Mr. Jerome DayaonHog Industry : Mr. Felimon SantanderGoat Industry : Mr. Manuelito UyOrganic Industry : Ms. Anita MoralesDAVETS : Mr. Isagani GascarSecretary : Mr. Wendell TeTreasurer : Mr. Edward SoAuditor : Ms. Veronica OmañaPress Relations Off. : Arlene LagareAdviser : Dr. Cerelyn B. Pinili

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MAGNEGOSYO TA DAY

The Office of the City Veterinarian had already implemented the Livestock livelihood Project forWomen under the “Magnegosyo Ta Day” (MTD) project. This project was conceptualized by ourMayor Sara Z. Duterte in support to the rights of women; to give women the opportunity topromote their rights of self-determination.

The office was given a budget of P 1,466,179.39 which is a part of the P 25,000,000.00 totalproject cost of MTD. With this budget dispersal on breeding animals was designed, which willbe given to women as means of livelihood.

Breeding animals given include: 20 packets of goat, each packet with one male and fourfemale; 10 packets of native chicken, each packet with one rooster and 10 hens; 3 breederbulls; 25 roosters and 13 bucks.

Recipients of this program are members of women’s association or farmers association. Themembers are women who need assistance and upliftment (the battered wives, widowed, singlemother and jobless women/wives who need additional income to sustain family needs).Interested women were asked to submit letter of intent and were then validated to check ifthey were qualified. Once qualified these recipients will undergo training on animal health careand management.

The City Veterinarian’s Office on the other hand has a selection team who is responsible for theinspection of the animals to be dispersed making it sure that the animals supplied conformedwith the specifications that is required in the program. Selection of breeder stocks was madelast December 7 and 15, 2017.

The delivery of breeding animals started last December 2017. December 27, 2017 for breederbulls and breeder bucks; December 29 for the packets of goats. It continued on January 4,2018 with the delivery of 10 packets of chicken. The first week of January was also the time ofdelivering the 25 breeder roosters.

There was a little problem in the delivery because of the bad weather condition, consideringstorm VINTA that brought up heavy rainfall, which causes flood and impassable roads. This kindof weather also causes stress to animals. However, this did not douse the enthusiasm of therecipients.

The recipients were so thankful for the animals given. According to them this is a big help toimprove their lives most especially that it can provide food to their tables and financialassistance to sustain their everyday lives.

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Cont. Magnegosyo Ta Day

To sustain the said project, each recipient is required to pay the same numbers of animals ofthe same age that was given to them. The animals that were paid back will in turn be dispersedto another set of women recipients.

The number of recipients are as follow:

Native Chicken (1:10): 3 Bunawan District1 Buhangin District1 Tugbok District3 Talomo District1 Calinan District1 Marilog District

Goats ( 1:4) : 4 Marilog District5 Tugbok District1 Bunawan District4 Calinan District5 Paquibato District2 Talomo District

Breeder Rooster : 13 to the different farmers associationwomen members (2 each recipients)

Breeder Bull : 3 recipients1 San Isidro, Bunawan District1 Ikal, Wangan, Calinan District1 Mandug, Buhangin District

Breeder Goats : 13 to the different farmers associationwomen members.

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I. Quality Control of Meat & Meat by Products and Fish & Fishery Products

Over the years, the Meat, Livestock and Fish Inspection Division of the CityVeterinarian’s Office has been conducting its extensive Program of Activities. Thesecover ante-mortem and post-mortem inspections of animals to be slaughtered for publicconsumption, post abattoir control and monitoring of establishments, informationeducation and communication campaign like orientation seminars in meat and fishhandling, and recommendations for approval of permits and licenses of butchers, meat,livestock, and other related business establishments.

This year has its biggest winners in the Division’s steadfast and zealous campaign inmaintaining the quality of meat for public consumption. This is evidenced by anaccomplishment of about 426% or approximately 10,237kg of its annual target of2,400kg of condemned hogs’ carcasses; carabao’s at 372% or 2,230kg of 600kgtarget; and cattle’s at 326% or 1,632kg of its 500kg target. Confiscation of illegallyslaughtered meat was at 76% or 1,530kg of its 2,000kg annual target; of which913.13kg was donated to charitable institutions and rehabilitation centers. Among therecipients were the Paginhawaan Drop in Center– PDIC; Cosugian; Lingap for mentally-challenged children; Sidlakan; Bahay Pag-asa; Balay Dangupan; and Davao DrugRehabilitation Center.

In the quality control of fish, a total of 200% or 1,000kg assorted fishes from anannual target of 500kg were confiscated in violation of RA 8550 as amended by RA10654 or the Philippine Fisheries Code of 1998; of which, 898.8kg was donated tocharitable institutions. Several periodic laboratory tests were conducted to check on theuse of explosives in fishing which fortunately turned out negative.

In Post Abattoir and related Establishments Control and Monitoring Program, regularschedule has been established for inspection of five (5) slaughterhouses and seven (7)dressing plants; while random ones for eight (8) public and five (5) private markets,twenty eight (28) supermarkets, thirty (30) lechon houses and one (1) fish bagsakan.This aims to increase visibility and intensify monitoring; hence, efficiently increasingawareness and/or apprehension of violators.

Final Warning Notices in violation of the Animal Welfare Act or RA 8485, as amended,were issued against unscrupulous traders on practices of oral drenching/buhos/sumpakin cattle. The same were issued for violation of Ordinance No. 158-05, as amended byOrdinance No. 0291-17, on illegal slaughtering. A total of 147 Notices were served.

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In its continuing Information Education and Communication Campaign, orientationseminars in meat and fish handling and related laws are 100% accomplished. Anincrease of 225% (270) and 255% (204) in the number of participants in meat andfish seminars was registered, respectively. Notably, vendors and laborers of five publicand private markets (Bankerohan, Pag-asa, Agdao, Mintal, and Toril) are now donningtheir new Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs).

A special session of Meat Handling seminar was conducted for the uniformed womenand men of the Task Force Davao, Sirawan. As part of the city’s law enforcementofficers, this apprised them of the existing laws, rules and regulations, related to meatfor public consumption. This would come handy in the performance of their duty, as inroutine inspections in checkpoints, or when called upon to assist post abattoiroperations such as monitoring, surveillance, and or confiscation of hot meats.

Finally, this year’s Accomplishment highlights end with a bang with the MaaSlaughterhouse’s renewed ‘AA’ accreditation from the National Meat Inspection Service(NMIS). This meant three (3) years (2017-2020) of expanded opportunities andmarkets for Davao City’s livestock, meat, and related business establishments. Meatand other related products which came from Maa slaughterhouse may continue to bedistributed domestically all-over the country.

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On the spot examination of fish sample@ Pag-asa Fish Market

Donation of the confiscated fish fit for human consumption @ Paginhawaan Drop-Inn

Seminars & IEC activities

Fish Inspection Activities (Market Monitoring, Fish Confiscation andDonation and Fish handling Seminar)

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Confiscation illegally slaughtered meat inMarforiMarket, Bankerohan

Confiscation of illegally slaughtered meat inMarforiMarket, Bankerohan

Monitoring atMarfori Market Monitoring at Bankerohan PublicMarket

FinalWarning Issued

Meat InspectionCertificate in

BankerohanPublicMarket

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Information, Education & Communication (IEC) Campaign on Fish Handling

A fish handling seminar was conducted at Mintal Public market with 92 participants lastAugust 9, 2017 by the personnel of the Fish Inspection Section. The topics discussed wereScientific Examination of Illegally Caught Fish, Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP),Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), Sanitation Standard Operating Procedure (SSOP), FishPreservation, R.A. 7394 otherwise known as “The Consumers Protection Code” and R.A. 10654otherwise known as the “Fisheries Code of the Philippines”. The participants of the saidseminar were all ambulant fish vendors, dried fish vendors and salted fish vendors mostly fromDigos City, Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur and some were from Davao City. During the seminar, theywere challenged to apply immediately what they have learned. The participants pledged toimplement on Sunday, August 13, 2017. As agreed, they will wear red T-shirt and hair net astheir uniform, use wooden pallet (tarema) as display stall, and will put cellophane to cover thepails of salted fish (ginamos).

True enough they did as promised, when they were monitored on August 13, 2017,Sunday at Mintal Public Market Larayan. Most of the ambulant vendors wore red T-shirt &hairnet as uniform, used wooden pallet or “tarema” as display stall and put transparentcellophane cover for the pail of salted fish.

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J. Research and Laboratory Services

Research Activities

The Research Section manages the following Technical Support Services: a) AnimalInformation Data ( e.g. Research Publications, Commercial Farm Data, Post HarvestFacilities Data, Photo Banking, Video Filling, Manual of Operations, Livestock & PoultryDevelopment Plans); b) Statistical data which includes Accomplishment Reports,Computerized Animal Disease Diagnosis Information System (CADDIS), AnimalPopulation, and Laboratory Results; and Global Positioning System (GPS) Report .

CADDIS is required by the Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) in reporting systemnationwide. It manages information in the field as a key to effective action in animalhealth. Its purpose is to have an effective system in gathering relevant informationfrom the field, process and present it in a form which is easy for national policy makersand staff to use in implementing appropriate actions to achieve effective diseasecontrol.

The section is also tasked to get Global Positioning System (GPS)coordinates. GPS is very ideal in relation to the implementation of animaldisease control strategy of the office. In animal Rabies occurrence, GPScaptures the exact geographical location of the reference data making iteasier to analyze and report.

Furthermore, the section maintains and uploads pertinent information in the officialwebsite of the office. It also produces and reproduces technical bulletins and traininghandout, with the following accomplishments:

Services January - December 2017Production of flyers & IEC materials 12Distribution of flyers & IEC materials(pcs) 2,180Production of training materials 7Distribution of training materials (sets) 228

Davao City Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory (DCADDL)

The Davao City Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory (DCADDL) is located at CityPound Compound, Maa, Davao City. The laboratory services offered are serology,parasitology and virology procedures.

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Listed below are the accomplishments:

Services January - December 2017Collection of laboratory specimen

(Blood Serum & Fecal Samples) 1,044Laboratory procedures performed(Virology, Parasitology & Serology) 1,366

For CY 2017, the DCADDL was able to examine a total of 124 animal head samples ofwhich 46 samples are from Davao City and 78 samples are from other provinces inRegion XI. Out of the total 46 samples coming from Davao City, 22 samples werefound positive for Negri bodies. The presence of Negri bodies is indicative of Rabiesinfection. For this reason, the department intensified its efforts in the control of Rabiesthrough massive vaccination, impounding of stray dogs/cats, IEC and population controlthrough spaying and neutering of dogs and cats.

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Rabies Information, Education & Communication Activities (IEC) During BrigadaEskwela CY 2017

The Research & Laboratory Division under the City Veterinarian’s Office conducted anorientation for Rabies awareness and prevention and anti-Rabies vaccination in the differentpublic schools in the city. The orientation was conducted in line with the Davao City DepEdDivision Memorandum No. 34 s. 2016 on Rabies Awareness and Prevention through BrigadaEskwela. The said memorandum stipulates that Republic Act. No. 9482 or the Anti-Rabies Actof 2007 be disseminated to strengthen Rabies education program through school healthteaching or curriculum, assistance in dog mass immunization campaigns in the community, andencouraged collaborative activities with the Department of Agriculture, Department of Health,Department of Interior and Local Government and the Department of Environmentt & NaturalResources, non-government organizations, people’s organization and other concern sectors. Italso directs to integrate proper information and education on responsible pet ownership inrelevant subjects at the elementary and high school levels.

Simultaneous orientation and vaccination was conducted last May 15 and 16, 2017 atTalomo District specifically Talomo Central Elementary School with 67 participants, Dr. JovityoS. Francisco Elementary School with 24 participants, Generoso Elementary School with 44participants, RC Quimpo Elementary School with 36 participants and Jose Bastida ElementarySchool with 48 participants. On May 18, 2017, 28 participants from F. Bangoy National HighSchool at Buhangin District joined the said orientation and vaccination. On May 19, 2017, 33participants from Bustamante National High School at Bunawan District were also catered withthe same activity.

The said activity helps the community to increase their awareness on the importance ofanimal immunization and on the emphasis of educating pet owners on their responsibility

towards their pets.

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AVIAN INFLUENZA MONITORING

In August 2017, outbreaks of Avian Influenza were reported in some parts of Pampanga. Thiscaused heightened alertness all over the country. The Department of Agriculture –Bureau ofAnimal Industry- released Memorandum Circular No. 09, Series of 2017 that ordered atemporary ban on the movement of live domestic and wild fowl and their products includingpoultry meat, day old chick, eggs, manure from Luzon to Visayas and Mindanao. TheDepartment of Agriculture (DA), RFO XI, directed all concern agencies in the region to conductmonitoring and surveillance activities.

The City Government of Davao through the City Administrator’s Office reactivated andreconvened the Avian Influenza Task Force on August 24, 2017 which aimed to discussstrategies to keep Davao City free from the frightful disease. Furthermore, The CityVeterinarian’s Office through the Research and Laboratory Division conducted monitoring forAvian Influenza through blood sampling and oropharyngeal swabbing. The surveillance andmonitoring activities were conducted from August 23 to Sept. 11, 2017. Listed below are theschedule of monitoring and the areas covered.

DATE AREA COVERED REMARKSAugust 23, 2017 Talandang, Tugbok 69 samples collected w/ 8 farmers servedAugust 28, 2017 Malagos, Baguio Districts 1 farmer served, 7 samplesAugust 30, 2017 Pangyan & Wangan, Calinan 96 samples with 13 farmers servedSept. 4, 2017 Catalunan Grande & Bago 96 samples with 4 farmers served

Gallera, Talomo DistrictSept. 11, 2017 Malagos, Baguio District 12 samples with 1 farmer served

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Cont. Avian Influenza Monitoring

The serum samples collected were sent to the DA-RFO XII Regional Animal Disease DiagnosticLaboratory, General Santos City for examination and were confirmed negative for antibodiesagainst Avian Influenza virus.

The monitoring and surveillance activities are in line with the Executive Order (E.O.) No. 24Series of 2005 from the Office of the City Mayor of Davao. The said executive order createdand Constituted the Avian Influenza Task Force, Providing Powers Thereof, and Other Purposes.In this E.O. ,the chairperson is the City Mayor or the City Administrator as the duly authorizedrepresentative and the City Veterinarian and the City Health Officer are the Co-Chairpersons.Other members include the City Disaster Office, PNP/TF Davao, 911, Regional Animal DiseaseDiagnostic Laboratory (RADDL)- Department of Agriculture, Southern Philippine Medical Center(SPMC)-Infectious Diseases, and Philippine Association of Infectious Diseases.

City Veterinarian’s Office Participated DATE 2017

The City Veterinarians Office participated in the Davao Agri-Trade Expo (DATE), a 3 day eventheld from September 21-23, 2017 at the SMX Convention Center, Davao City. The DATE is anannual gathering of the region’s leading industries and various stakeholders. This year, itfocused on the livestock, hogs, poultry, game fowl & aquaculture industries with the theme:“ Towards Available and Affordable Food for all”. The event consisted of an Agri-Trade exhibits,Break-out-Sessions, Networking Night, Technical Seminar and Business Matching.

The office worked with the Davao City Investment and Promotion Center in setting up thebooth to showcase the livestock & poultry programs of the City Government of Davao.Technical handouts and IEC materials were provided for the expo visitors in the said booth.The event was well attended and participated. Livestock, poultry and aquaculture producersand farmers as well as farming enthusiast were invited to tour the exhibits, attend the Break-out-Sessions, and series of Technical Seminars where technical speakers who were specialistson significant topics on the expo theme conducted presentations. Other important activitiessuch as Round Table Discussions were also done where public and private sectorrepresentatives discussed emerging issues and concerns as well as updates on the industry.The event was organized by the Davao City Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Inc. Theprimary aim of the DATE is to develop the Agriculture industry in Mindanao. Its purposealigned to the mandate of President Rodrigo R. Duterte to the Department of Agriculture whichis to “ensure available, affordable food for Filipinos”.

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APPENDICES

Appendix AAccomplishment Report CY 2017

OFFICEOFTHE CITY VETERINARIANACCOMPLISHMENTREPORT

For themonth January - December 2017

Title of Programs/Projects/Activities TargetAnnual

TOTAL

I. AnimalHusbandry and Disease Prevention & Control (Under the General FundProper)A. Disease Prevention and Control Program

No. of cattle, goat, carabao, vaccinated with Hemorrhagic Septicemia 4,300 4,631No. of Clients Served 2,866 1,833No. of animals vaccinated with Hog Cholera 10,000 12,056No. of Clients Served 1,875 1,123No. of fowl vaccinated with Avian Pest 165,250 233,750No. of Clients Served 4,400 4,052No. of heads administered with dewormer and vitamins ( All Species) 31,000 108,437No. of Clients Served 11,100 9,691

B. Veterinary Extension (Under the General Fund Proper)No. of trainings/seminars conducted on Animal Production 300 219& Disease Management

No. of participants 4,500 5,308No. of castration performed (cattle, carabao, goat,swine) 2,500 1,332No. of clients Served 833 262No. of animals treated - 8,221No. of clients Served - 1,971No. of Technical Consultation 8,000 18,541No. of Barangay Animal Health Day conducted 24 51No. of clients Served - 2,840

C. Livelihood Program (Under the General Fund Proper)No. of Animal Dispersal monitored 2,073 2,781

D. InstitutionalDevelopment ProgramNo. of association monitored and assisted 34 34

E. Artificial Insemination Programfor Large AnimalsNo. of cattle conducted artificial insemination 120 153No. of Clients Served 120 102No. of carabao conducted artificial insemination 180 39No. of Clients Served 180 37No. of cattle undergone Pregnancy Diagnosis (Pre-A.I.) - 461No. of Clients Served - 353No. of carabao undergone Pregnancy Diagnosis (Pre-A.I.) - 248No. of Clients Served - 222Confirmed Pregnant 46

No. of cattle - 93No. of Carabao - 54

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Cont. Appendix AAccomplishment Report CY 2017


TOTAL

No. of cattle undergone Pregnancy Diagnosis (Post-A.I.) 120 2No. of Clients Served 120 2No. of carabao undergone Pregnancy Diagnosis (Post-A.I.) 180 2No. of Clients Served 180 2

Confirmed PregnantNo. of cattle 112No. of Carabao 70 1

Offspring Produced -No. of cattle 20 -No. of Carabao 15 -

II.Meat, Livestock & Fish Inspection DivisionA. Quality Control of Meat & Meat by ProductsAnte- Mortem & Post Mortem InspectionNo. of Cattle Inspected (hds) 5,000 5,556No. of kilograms inspected 555,000 783,967No. of Carabao Inspected (hds) 1,500 3,498No. of kilograms inspected 190,500 506,591No. of Hogs Inspected (hds) 260,000 309,788No. of kilograms inspected 16,640,000 20,829,274No. of Goat Inspected (hds) 5,000 5,485No. of kilograms inspected 65,000 114,639No. of Poultry Inspected (hds) 32,000,000 33,820,919No. of kilograms inspected 35,520,000 34,341,346B. Condemnation of Meat & Meat By ProductsNo. of Cattle condemned 2 2No. of kilograms condemned 200 460No. of prime parts condemned 500 1,632No. of Carabao condemned 1 2No. of kilograms condemned 130 457No. of prime parts condemned 600 2,230No. of Hogs condemned 30 114No. of kilograms condemned 2400 10,237No. of prime parts condemned 25,000 36,766No. of Goat condemned 1No. of kilograms condemned 15No. of prime parts condemned 450 355No. of Poultry condemned 160,000 167,415No. of kilograms condemned 177,600 212,487.27No. of prime parts condemned 45,000 47,748.53

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TOTAL

C. Post Abattoir Control & Monitoring EstablishmentNo. of establishment monitored 85 82- No. of slaughterhouses 5 5-No. of Dressing Plants 7 7- No. of Public Market 8 8- No. of Supermarket 28 26- No. of Private Market 5 5-No. of Lechon Houses 30 30- No. of Fish Bagsakan 1 1D. Confiscation of Illegally Slaughtered MeatNo. of kgs. of meat 2,000 1,530.39

E. Conducts Orientation Seminara. Meat Handling SeminarNo. of Sessions 6 6No of Participants 120 270

b. Fish Handling SeminarNo. of Sessions 4 4No of Participants 80 204

F. Quality control of Fish & Fishery ProductsFisha. Inspected (kgs) 8,500,000 10,215,043b. Passed (kgs) 8,499,200 10,213,967c. Condemned (kgs) 300 77d. Confiscated (kgs) 500 1,000Tahonga. Inspected (kgs) 110,500 74,940b. Passed (kgs) 110,500 74,920c. Condemned (kgs) 500 20d. Confiscated (kgs) 0

Red Tide Laboratorya. Laboratory Test 320 171

Other ActivitiesNo. of Recommended business permit for renewal/new 1,941 1,687No. of Recommended Meat Handlers license ( renewal/new) 900 837No. of Recommended fish related bus. Estab. ( renewal/new) 600 509No. of Recommended livestock & poultry farm permit (renewal/new) 83 72No. of Recommended livestock dealer Permit (renewa/new) 55 53No. of Recommended Vet. Feed Supplier bus.Permit (renewal/new) 250 187No. of Recommended Veterinary Clinic/Hospital Bus. Permit(renewal/new) 38 19No. of Recommended Pet Shop Bus. Permit (renewal/new) 15No. of Recommended Pet Grooming Bus Permit (renewal/New) - 1No. of Butcher's License issued (renewal/new) 270 253

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TOTAL

III. Research and Laboratory DivisionA. Research SectionA. Data Management systemA.1.a CADDIS for rabies (Computerized Animal Disease Diagnosis 12 12

Information System)A.2. Record keeping of veterinary & other related technical 6 8

information documents form the different divisions.A.3 Global Positioning System (GPS) Mapping 6 11

B. Information DisseminationB.1 Conduct of IEC on rabies 6 20B.2 Conduct of training/Seminar on organic farming 4 6B.3 Production/Reproduction of flyers/hand-outs 12 12B.4 Distribution of IEC materials 1,200 2,180B.5 Distribution of training materials 200 288B.6 Maintain & uploaded official news & other information on the 12 1

Website/intranetC. Production of Department accomplishment reports 12 12D. Animal Disease Investigation 3 13

B.Laboratory SectionA. Diagnostic Laboratory Maintained 1 1B. Collection of Laboratory SpecimenB.1 Blood/Serum samples 180 637B.2 Fecal samples 120 407

C. Receiving of Laboratory specimenC.1 Brain samples 130 121C.2 Fecal samples 680 202

D. Laboratory Procedures PerformedD.1 Virology 130 121D.2 Parasitology 800 608D.3 Serology 180 637

E. Prepare Reagents for use in Laboratory Procedures 2 2F. Recording and Releasing of Laboratory ResultsF.1 No. of Results Recorded 1,110 1,366F.1 No. of Results Released 1,110 1,366

G. Boar Semen Processing 48 27

IV. Intensified Rabies Control ProgramNo. of dogs vaccinated with anti-rabies 47,250 101,693No. of clients served 27,250 61,002No. of IEC conducted 400 767No. of participants 4,000 20,031No. of dogs impounded 4,500 3,225No. of dogs claimed 1,800 437No. of dogs euthanized 2,700 2,788No. of dogs/cats castrated 200 281No. of clients served 200 213

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TOTAL

V. Maintain of Davao City K-9 UnitNo. of dogs given to physical examination 40 40No. of dogs vaccinated against Rabies, Parvo Viral, Influenza etc. 40 40No. of dogs dewormed 40 40No. of dogs given vitamin supplementation 40 40

VI. Organic Livestock & Poultry Development ProgramNo. of hectares developed for organic pasture 1 1No. of Planting Materials Distributeda. Seeds (packs) 100 832b. Cuttings (pcs.) 1,000 3,470C. Seedlings - 559No. of Farmer Field School (FFS)/ Farmer's Training/ Seminar

No. of Barangay covered 10 11No. of farmers trained 60 158

No. of Participatory Guarantee System (PGS) Training conducted 1 2No. of farmers trained 20 29No. of Livestock Farm facilitated for PGS certification 10 10

VII. Maintenance of Three (3) Animal Production Center (APC)No. of Boars maintained as source of semen for A.I. purposes 6 5Total Volume of semen collected - 47,480Volume of Boar Semen Collected for Processing (ml/cc) - 9,160No. of Squeeze Bottle Produced (100ml/squeeze bottle) - 607No. of Swine conducted w/ artificial insemination 2,000 910

No. of Clients Served 2,000 840No. of Sow/gilt confirmed pregnant 1,600 612No. of Sows/Gilts farrowed - 372No. of offspring produced 4,036No. of sows maintained as source of swine dispersal 7 6

No. of offspring produced - 58No of offspring maintained - 36No. of offspring dispersed - 14

No. of does maintained as breeder stocks 11 12No. of offspring produced - -No of offspring maintained - 3No. of offspring dispersed - -

No. of bucks, maintained as breeder stocks 5 5No. of females breed - 8No. of offspring produced - -

No. of caracow maintained as breeder 2 1No. of offspring produced - -No. of offspring maintained - 1No. of offspring dispersed - -

No. of carabull maintained as breeder 1 1No. of females breed - -No. of offspring produced - -

No. of bull maintained as breeder 1 1No. of females breed - 5No. of offspring produced - -

No. of dam maintained as breeder 2 2No. of offspring produced - -No. of offspring maintained - -No. of offspring dispersed - -

No. of Training/seminar conducted 6 6No. of Farmers trained 180 158

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Appendix BRabies Accomplishment Per District CY 2017

AREA:POBLACION

NO. BARANGAYDOG POPUATION(BASEDONHUMANPOPULATION)

TargetCY 2017ACCOMPLISHMENT

2017%

ACCOMPLISHMENTNO. OF CLIENTS

SERVED

1 1-A 340 86 164 190.70% 1132 2-A 332 237 185 78.06% 1263 3-A 76 45 36 80.00% 224 4-A 207 79 91 115.19% 465 5-A 660 262 200 76.34% 1436 6-A 241 76 72 94.74% 487 7-A 470 102 143 140.20% 1118 8-A 922 434 216 49.77% 1509 9-A 521 187 294 157.22% 19410 10-A 500 300 328 109.33% 12611 11-B 201 99 136 137.37% 9712 12-B 135 32 47 146.88% 2613 13-B 52 9 29 322.22% 1514 14-B 149 67 93 138.81% 5415 15-B 306 170 142 83.53% 9516 16-B 92 127 121 95.28% 6017 17-B 114 153 114 74.51% 7118 18-B 192 113 162 143.36% 9319 19-B 1,961 806 1,400 173.70% 83820 20-B 483 250 314 125.60% 16321 21-C 746 387 221 57.11% 16022 22-C 639 226 262 115.93% 16023 23-C 849 272 329 120.96% 22124 24-C 248 168 155 92.26% 9425 25-C 186 92 102 110.87% 6726 26-C 251 111 168 151.35% 9827 27-C 248 118 132 111.86% 7728 28-C 260 86 134 155.81% 8629 29-C 167 79 128 162.03% 8830 30-C 183 15 78 520.00% 42

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Cont. Appendix BRabies Accomplishment Per District CY 2017

Cont. AREA:POBLACION

NO. BARANGAYDOG POPUATION(BASED ON HUMANPOPULATION)

Target CY 2017ACCOMPLISHMENT

2017%


SERVED

31 31-D 764 350 318 90.86% 22032 32-D 237 53 110 207.55% 8033 33-D 241 97 124 127.84% 8134 34-D 146 60 83 138.33% 6335 35-D 96 20 25 125.00% 1736 36-D 192 96 75 78.13% 5237 37-D 618 328 253 77.13% 15838 38-D 185 114 163 142.98% 12339 39-D 448 282 248 87.94% 15440 40-D 243 150 175 116.67% 109

TOTAL 14,901 6,738 0.00%

AREA:AGDAO1 AGDAOPROPER 817 194 252 129.90% 1662 AQUINO 889 588 409 69.56% 2703 CENTRO 976 686 475 69.24% 3264 DUTERTE 944 532 489 91.92% 3715 MONTEVERDE SR. 618 241 105 43.57% 726 LAPU-LAPU 1,046 631 622 98.57% 4667 LEONGARCIA 700 339 374 110.32% 2458 PACIANOBANGOY 508 366 295 80.60% 2109 R.CASTILLO 670 391 377 96.42% 24710 SANANTONIO 718 487 326 66.94% 23211 UBALDE 314 226 281 124.34% 185

TOTAL 8,200 4,681

Walk-in 737 465

GRANDTOTAL 23,101 13,447 12,312 91.56% 7,942

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AREA: TALOMODISTRICT

NO. BARANGAYDOGPOPUATION(BASEDONHUMANPOPULATION)


2017%


SERVED

1 BAGO APLAYA 1,665 1,116 1,298 116.31% 7042 BAGO GALLERA 1,673 964 1,002 103.94% 5463 BALIOK 1,575 796 1,309 164.45% 8794 BUCANA 8,031 1,422 2,822 198.45% 1,7435 CATALUNAN GRANDE 3,206 2,492 2,046 82.10% 1,1746 CATALUNAN PEQUEÑO 2,197 1,265 1,043 82.45% 6217 DUMOY 2,078 1,055 1,228 116.40% 7308 LANGUB 466 211 238 112.80% 979 MAA 5,190 2,425 3,089 127.38% 1,79110 MAGTUOD 580 230 378 164.35% 23711 MATINA APLAYA 3,163 1,138 1,644 144.46% 98012 MATINA CROSSING 3,614 2,580 2,848 110.39% 1,551

13 MATINA PANGI 1,561 820 806 98.29% 50914 TALOMO PROPER 6,040 4,742 2,860 60.31% 1,749

WALK-IN 1,930 1,692 1,021CITYPOUND 349 236 230

TOTAL 41,039 23,535 24,539 104.27% 14,562

AREA: BUHANGIN DISTRICT

NO. BARANGAYDOG POPUATION (BASEDON HUMAN POPULATION)

TargetCY2017ACCOMPLISHMENT

2017%

ACCOMPLISHMENTNO.OFCLIENTS

SERVED

1 ACASIA 444 320 328 1872 ANGLIONGTO 1,720 965 1,519 157.41% 7323 BUHANGINPROPER 6,289 3,599 3,996 111.03% 2,2514 CABANTIAN 4,479 2,422 4,262 175.97% 2,5735 CALLAWA 428 209 435 208.13% 2596 COMMUNAL 883 545 732 134.31% 4047 HIZON 1,331 871 200 22.96% 1168 INDANGAN 1,056 989 1,075 108.70% 6729 MANDUG 1,466 630 689 109.37% 471

PAMPANGA 1,592 889 822 92.46% 570SASA 5,812 2,821 3,963 140.48% 2,250

TIGATTO 1,596 793 1,590 200.50% 995WAAN 462 92 49 53.26% 31

WALK-IN 1,364 1,439 898

TOTAL 27,558 16,509 21,099 127.80% 12,409

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AREA:TUGBOKDISTRICT


Target CY 2017ACCOMPLISHMENT

2017%


SERVED

1 ANGALAN 247 437 274 62.70% 1222 BAGO OSHIRO 831 438 162 36.99% 963 BALINGAENG 204 244 56 22.95% 324 BIAO ESCUELA 301 279 125 44.80% 695 BIAO GUIANGA 296 287 67 23.34% 456 LOS AMIGOS 522 1,069 802 75.02% 4967 MANAMBULAN 261 227 21 9.25% 168 MANUEL GUIANGA 609 3469 MATINA BIAO 134 197 121 61.42% 4510 MINTAL 1,252 912 525 57.57% 27011 NEW CARMEN 196 127 141 111.02% 11112 NEW VALENCIA 152 185 156 84.32% 7913 STO.NIÑO 1,840 1,303 1,314 100.84% 91014 TACUNAN 309 822 775 94.28% 43815 TAGAKPAN 419 52016 TALANDANG 312 23017 TUGBOK 911 614 507 82.57% 25818 ULA 369 341 273 80.06% 173

WALK-IN 490 540 342TOTAL 9,165 9,068 5,859 64.61% 3,502

AREA: TORIL DISTRICT

NO. BARANGAYDOG POPUATION (BASEDON HUMAN POPULATION) Target CY 2017

ACCOMPLISHMENT2017

%ACCOMPLISHMENT

NO. OF CLIENTSSERVED

1 ALAMBRE 201 2812 ATAN-AWE 148 2663 BARACATAN 295 445 280 1614 BANKAS HEIGHTS 758 7345 BATO 752 4606 BAYABAS 300 408 269 65.93% 1277 BINUGAO 646 554 23 158 CATIGAN 309 2949 CAMANSI 155 20810 CROSSING BAYABAS 1,273 607 680 112.03% 38511 DALIAO 2,038 1,677 888 52.95% 57612 DALIAON PLANTATION 371 26213 EDEN 270 21114 KILATE 158 12515 LIZADA 1,711 1,238 943 76.17% 58916 LUBOGAN 1,011 530 879 165.85% 53217 MARAPANGI 652 716 631 88.13% 36018 MULIG 249 172 44 25.58% 2819 SIBULAN 275 11920 SIRAWAN 618 306 202 66.01% 11821 TAGLUNO 171 23022 TAGURANO 154 174 19 923 TIBULOY 253 229 222 96.94% 11324 TORIL POBLACION 1224 1,198 820 68.45% 47525 TUNGKALAN 320 350 82 45

WALK-IN 1736 1776 1258TOTAL 14,312 13,530 7,758 57.34% 4,791

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AREA:CALINANDISTRICT



2017%


SERVED

1 BIAOJOAQUIN 208 262 108 41.22% 602 CALINANPROPER 2,327 1,859 1,900 102.21% 1,1343 CAWAYAN 250 158 101 63.92% 744 DACUDAO 452 543 504 92.82% 2695 DALAGDAG 115 1306 DOMINGA 153 213 40 18.78% 197 INAYANGAN 437 349 102 29.23% 588 LACSON 480 312 370 118.59% 1999 LAMANAN 366 245 149 60.82% 8210 LAMPIANAO 107 191 34 17.80% 2311 MEGKAWAYAN 308 180 142 78.89% 9712 PANGYAN 204 183 114 62.30% 7613 RIVERSIDE 542 545 497 91.19% 27314 SALOY 219 172 127 73.84% 7915 SIRIB 520 377 331 87.80% 17216 SUBASTA 378 275 203 73.82% 11517 TALOMORIVER 597 1,228 442 35.99% 19718 TAMAYONG 609 389 414 106.43% 26319 WANGAN 505 710 429 60.42% 204

WALK-IN 624 469 313

TOTAL 8,777 8,945 6,476 72.40% 3,707

AREA:BAGUIODISTRICT



2017 % ACCOMPLISHMENTNO.OFCLIENTS

SERVED

1 BAGUIO 416 335 265 79.10% 1812 CADALIAN 256 293 195 66.55% 1143 CARMEN 223 146 143 97.95% 964 GUMALANG 513 411 355 86.37% 2175 MALAGOS 621 541 458 84.66% 2846 TAMBOBONG 552 91 147 161.54% 1107 TAWAN-TAWAN 373 466 290 62.23% 1758 WINES 305 244 235 96.31% 141

WALK-IN 163 121 82

TOTAL 3,259 2,690 2,209 82.12% 1,400

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AREA: MARILOG DISTRICT

NO. BARANGAY DOGPOPUATION(BASEDONHUMANPOPULATION)

TargetCY2017 ACCOMPLISHMENT2017

% ACCOMPLISHMENT NO.OFCLIENTSSERVED

1 BANTOL 213 103 37 232 BAGANIHAN 155 80 65 81.25% 303 BUDA 184 172 170 98.84% 744 DALAG 163 58 50 385 GUMITAN 149 64 65 396 MAGSAYSAY 262 126 206 163.49% 1157 MALAMBA 394 214 84 39.25% 408 MARILOG PROPER 1,482 1,451 1,107 76.29% 5509 SALAYSAY 421 385 295 15110 SALUMAY 175 145 67 46.21% 3411 SUAWAN 390 293 164 55.97% 10012 TAMUGAN 852 692 791 114.31% 309

WALK-IN 122 35 17

TOTAL 4,840 3,905 3,136 80.31% 1,520

AREA: BUNAWAN DISTRICT



2017%


SERVED

1 BUNAWAN PROPER 2,202 2,094 2,230 106.49% 1,2682 GATUNGAN 205 182 122 67.03% 573 ILANG 1,945 1,770 709 40.06% 4074 LASANG 992 700 273 39.00% 1735 MAHAYAG 598 564 385 68.26% 2066 MUDIANG 364 351 32 9.12% 97 PANACAN 3,544 2,983 2,789 93.50% 1,4118 SAN ISIDRO 533 515 609 118.25% 3939 TIBUNGCO 3,742 3,145 2,848 90.56% 1,438

TOTAL 14,125 12,304 9,997 81.25% 5,362

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AREA: PAQUIBATO DISTRICT

NO. BARANGAY DOG POPUATION (BASEDON HUMAN POPULATION) TargetCY2017 ACCOMPLISHMENT

2017 % ACCOMPLISHMENT NO.OFCLIENTSSERVED

1 COLOSAS 513 295 140 47.46% 822 FATIMA 319 319 287 89.97% 1393 LUMIAD 166 122 152 964 MABUHAY 128 109 68 62.39% 385 MALABOG 1,023 830 648 78.07% 3796 MAPULA 250 167 40 23.95% 277 PANDAITAN 359 586 367 62.63% 2388 PAÑALIM 193 139 94 67.63% 559 PAQUIBATOPROPER 233 299 174 58.19% 10310 PARADISEEMBAC 259 214 71 33.18% 4711 SALAPAWAN 194 54 26 48.15% 1712 SUMIMAO 163 123 122 99.19% 7813 TAPAK 458 141

WALK IN 38 45 34

TOTAL 4,258 3,436 2,234 65.02% 1,333

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