
The show sets its scope to a broader perspective, exploring not only about pets and the domesticated animals, but also the exotic and wild—all in a gentle manner fit for the young and the young at heart.
Hosted by known trendsetters Tim Yap and Divine Lee, AnimaLife TV encompasses four segments.
For its pilot episode, Yap and Lee unleash their sweet spot for animals unbeknownst to many, revealing a persona that is more than what meets the eye.
A known party-goer and eventologist, Yap shares his cat-lover side in AnimaLife TV. He takes pride in his two puspins or pusang pinoy pets, namely Juanita, a stray cat turned celebrity pet on Instagram; and Pringles, a rescued kitten he received from a friend.

“For me, we are all beautiful creations of God, we're all creatures meant to co-exist in this beautiful world. I believe animals and humans are meant to be together, creating harmonious relationships to make this world better place,” Yap shares.
Certainly, with his fun-loving and outgoing personality, Yap completes the Bet Ko, Pet Mo segment of AnimaLife TV, which showcases celebrities and their pets, making it more exciting with pet-friendly gimmicks. Also featured in the segment is the Kuya Tim’s Magic Box Challenge, where host Yap engages in out-of-the-box challenges with guest celebrities.
Meanwhile, Lee strips off her fashion model and businesswoman image in AnimaLife TV to reveal her innate soft spot for dogs.
Lee owns seven canines, a few of them named after her favorite food – Pritchon and Bagnet. And like Yap’s Juanita, Lee’s pets have become the apple of the eye of the netizens, all because of their unique names. What’s more, Lee owns a doctor dog, Pritchon, which she brings to child centers to help the kids with cancer ease the pain of battling their illness.
In AnimaLife TV, Lee delves on a more serious take on animals with Ask Ate Divs segment, where she, along with an expert, tackles about animal and pet issues, such as health, behavior, and good grooming. Lee presents advices and solutions to pet owners, and at the same time, teaches the kids the proper care for animals.
Other segments of AnimaLife TV include Happy Hayop where viral videos, memes, and photos of various animals are showcased and where viewers can send in videos of their own pets; and AnimaLife Trivia which provides viewers a chockfull of quick facts to get to know more about animals, be it domesticated or wild.
Produced by Claire Delfin Media, AnimaLife TV airs on GMA News TV from 9 A.M. to 9:30 A.M. every Sunday. Visit AnimaLife TV’s Facebook page (www.facebook.com/AnimaLifeTV) or follow its Twitter and Instagram accounts (@AnimaLifeTV) to get updates. Have something to share? Drop an email at animalifetv.cdm@gmail.com.
Claire Delfin Media is a Philippine media outfit founded and owned by award-winning journalist Claire Delfin. Visit http://www.clairedelfinmedia.com/ for services offered and inquiries.
Thank you for the write-up! :)
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