http://www.afghanstrayanimals.org/index.php
You might want to donate.
You might want to help a soldier bring a four-legged buddy home.
You might want to adopt one yourself.
For any or all reasons, you should know this rescue exists.
I was sent an email of a young soldier in Afghanistan yesterday, explaining his buddy/stray was full of fleas and considered a health hazard to the troops in his unit. "Bear" is a beautiful, very thin dog, probably full of parasites as well as fleas. He's been through a lot with the unit. The soldier would like to care for him but resources are few. I suspect, he would like to bring "Bear" home to the US. These strays provide comfort, relaxation, love and sometimes protection to the soldiers or the whole units. They should be rewarded with a home.
I got in touch with an angel-contact at the Humane Society of the United States' offices, and
she put me in touch with the international arm of HSUS, Kelly O'Meara, who in turn, put us in touch with Afghan Stray Animals.
Bless you all!
I hope Bear gets the help he needs, and finds hope and a home through Afghan Stray Animals.
Thank you all at HSUS. You are wonderful!
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Showing posts with label DOGS IN NEED OF HOME. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DOGS IN NEED OF HOME. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Friday, October 23, 2009
Ginger and Louie need a home stat in the southeast
http://www.care2.com/causes/animal-welfare/blog/dont-separate-dog-duo/
This is enough to break your heart.
The idea pet and animal sanctuaries are on hard economic times is enough to break your heart.
These two are very elderly, as you will see. So please, if you can, take care of them until you send them to the Rainbow Bridge. It won't be long.
If you read about my Granny Annie, who is an ancient, overweight, three-legged Boston Terrier whom I rescued from the local animal control, you know how I love her. These two will do the same for you and you will be so grateful that you gave them a good life until the end. It does something to the inside of you. Their comfort and pleasure is returned to you a hundredfold.
This is enough to break your heart.
The idea pet and animal sanctuaries are on hard economic times is enough to break your heart.
These two are very elderly, as you will see. So please, if you can, take care of them until you send them to the Rainbow Bridge. It won't be long.
If you read about my Granny Annie, who is an ancient, overweight, three-legged Boston Terrier whom I rescued from the local animal control, you know how I love her. These two will do the same for you and you will be so grateful that you gave them a good life until the end. It does something to the inside of you. Their comfort and pleasure is returned to you a hundredfold.
Sunday, September 20, 2009
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