Trizcha's Happy Tails
Compassion,
practised daily for
four years.
Happy Tails exists because one rescue dog named Biscuit refused to settle. Nothing calmed him until Trizcha stopped trying to fix him and started keeping notes — what he chose, what he avoided, how long safety took.
That notebook became a method, and the method became a small company that measures success in one thing only: whether an animal feels better when we leave than when we arrived.
The journey, year by year
One sitter, one notebook
Trizcha began caring for neighbours' pets in Quezon City — eleven companions in the first year, each with a handwritten care log that still exists today.
The gentle grooming room
We opened a single, quiet grooming space: one animal at a time, no cages, no roaring dryers. Word travelled fast among owners of anxious dogs.
A team of trained hands
Four sitters joined, all pet first-aid certified. We formalised the care method — routine first, patience always, correction never.
The Care Collective
We began stocking only the products we already used daily. Every item is trialled for three months in real visits before it earns a place on the shelf.
1,400 companions later
Four years in, still small by choice. Same notebook philosophy, now serving families across the city with sitting, grooming, walks and a curated shop.
"We don't just provide services;
we curate moments of joy."
Trizcha, founder