The Philippine Canine Club, Inc. (PCCI) is alerting the public and its members to a growing number of fraudulent dog registration transactions reported in recent weeks. These scams involve individuals falsely claiming affiliation with PCCI, offering registration services through unofficial channels, and failing to deliver valid documents.

Scammers have been operating through fake Facebook accounts, using dummy names and stolen profile images to appear credible. In several cases, they have misused the official PCCI logo to create a false sense of legitimacy. Victims are typically instructed to send payments to personal bank accounts or mobile wallets, methods that are not sanctioned by PCCI.

These deceptive practices result in financial loss and erode trust within the canine community. PCCI urges all dog owners and breeders to remain vigilant and transact only through official channels.

Official Payment Guidelines

To ensure the legitimacy of all registration transactions, PCCI reiterates that payments must be made directly to the Club’s designated bank account:

Account Name: PHILIPPINE CANINE CLUB, INC.
Account Number: 3660068858
Bank: BANCO DE ORO
Branch: E. Rodriguez

Account Name: PHILIPPINE CANINE CLUB, INC.
Account Number: 223-1801186
Bank Name: CHINABANK
Branch: E. Rodriguez

How to Report and Verify

Members and the public are encouraged to verify the identity of anyone offering registration services and to report suspicious activity immediately. Caution is advised when dealing with social media accounts that use PCCI branding without authorization.
For inquiries, verification, or to file a report, contact:

Philippine Canine Club, Inc. 
Room 206, Hillcrest Condominium 
1616 E. Rodriguez Sr. Blvd corner Hillcrest Street 
Cubao, Quezon City 1100, Philippines

Phone: +632-8721-8345 / +632-3412-4104 
Email: info@pcci.org.ph 
Facebook: facebook.com/philippinecanineclubinc 
Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM

PCCI remains committed to promoting responsible dog ownership and ethical breeding practices. The Club calls on all stakeholders to help prevent the spread of these scams by staying informed, reporting incidents, and transacting responsibly.