A kind-hearted resident every day feeds dozens of stray cats that are going hungry because of the coronavirus lockdown. <br /><br />Robi Carillo, 26, takes a bag of cat food and water out every day to the felines that roam the streets in Mandaluyong City in Metro Manila, the Philippines.<br /><br />The creatures would normally have plenty of scraps from street vendors and other locals but while the city is under lockdown, they are struggling to find food.<br /><br />Robi said he has ''fallen in love'' with the creatures and ensures feeding them is part of his ''everyday routine."<br /><br />The self-confessed ''cat lover'' said: ''There are plenty of cats here and they are all waiting for me every day. Some of them are pregnant.''<br /><br />''This area is not safe for them.... how I wish I could bring them home with me. I'm dreaming of making a shelter for them where people can foster them.''<br /><br />Robi feeds a group of strays in one area near his office then moves to another part of the city to feed more.<br /><br />He added: ''I have eight cats at home and most of them are rescued from the so I know exactly what it's like for the stray cats, with nobody feeding them.<br /><br />''I'm so blessed to be one of the people helping them despite the situation we are facing.<br /><br />"I will never be tired of doing this because I feel that the cats are waiting for me everyday even though it is dangerous to go outside. Someone needs to take care of them so that they don't go hungry.''<br /><br />The Philippines has implemented strict lockdown measures to delay the spread of the coronavirus COVID-19. Travel bans are in place around the country preventing people from moving to different areas and residents are under curfews to keep them inside.
