Carla Abellana, nananawagan sa lahat ng motorista na mag-brake para sa mga hayop sa daan

- Carla Abellana appealed to all motorists to brake whenever there are animals on the road

- Along with her appeal, she shared a heartbreaking photo of a mother dog and her dead puppy

- The mother dog held the remains of her pup, which has been ran over by a speeding car

- Carla appealed for all motorists not to run over animals and just leave them on the road

Carla Abellana has taken to Instagram to make an appeal to all motorists not to run over animals that are on the road.

The appeal came with the photo of a mother dog, holding her dead puppy, which was ran over by a speeding car.

According to the post that the actress shared, the mother dog stayed with her pup the entire day, not leaving its side.

The photo was shared by The Animal Kingdom Foundation who likewise appealed to everyone to be compassionate on the road, since every life matters.

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“PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE brake for animals. I’m begging you. Parang awa niyo na po. Wag po kayo sumagasa ng mga hayop at iwan lang po sila sa daan,” Carla wrote in the caption.

Carla Abellana is an actress and endorser who works for GMA. She used to be married to fellow Kapuso star Tom Rodriguez. Before entering showbiz, she graduated with honors from De La Salle University with a degree in psychology.

Recently, Carla shared a funny video with the cast of their TV series Widows’ War. In the video, they joined in on the trending “Suspect Challenge" along with Bea Alonzo. The challenge involves jokingly calling out secrets or funny accusations among friends. Then, Carla and Bea humorously denied the statements made about them in the video.

In another Instagram post, Carla dared the page “Imperial Patriarch” to witness what the author of the post shared in said page says Pinoy actors cannot and do not do. It can be recalled that recently, the said page posted a critique of Philippine cinema and its actors, saying that the level of acting of Pinoy actors were “always bad, awkward, and unnatural.” In the said post, the author also said that Pinoy acting is “too forced, unrealistic, and they just fail to depict how those real emotions are conveyed in the real world.” By way of a reply, Carla dared the page to witness her doing what the page says Pinoy actors can't and don't do.

Source: KAMI.com.gh