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24Dec/09Off

Faces With Little Hope

I started a new project of collecting photographs of dogs with in days of being killed in shelters from overpopulation. These dogs are just being killed to free up space for new dogs coming in. They are not being killed because they are sick, aggressive or unadoptable. They are dying because the shelters do not have room for them. Not enough people are taking these dogs into their homes and giving them hope. I want to share what I have so far.

Most of these dogs are probably dead already. They were a unique life, an individual snuffed out forever. Remember that. Remember them.  Many die with out even having a name.

Lyra

Lyra

Merlin

Merlin

No name. Just known as A-10

No name. Just known as A-10

No Name

No Name

No Name

No Name

Naman

Naman

Luna

Luna

Jovie

Jovie

Josie

Josie

Izzy

Izzy

Zus

Zus

Yoqui

Yoqui

Vancouver

Vancouver

Tyra and her newborn pups

Tyra and her newborn pups

Tiny

Tiny

Skye

Skye

Shilo - Blind

Shilo - Blind

Russ

Russ

Nutmeg - 2mo old

Nutmeg - 2mo old

No Name

No Name

Gladys

Gladys

Daze

Daze

Brad

Brad

Agatha

Agatha

19Dec/09Off

Holidays….

It is hard for me to not think about all the homeless animals out there in shelters that are waiting for homes this time of year. Many just have a concrete slab to sleep on, no blanket, no stuffed animal to cuddle with. They are not in a comfortable place. Shelter life is so hard on animals and many sit and just die waiting. You can see the heartache in their eyes.  We sit around with family in comfort, many of us have companion animals of our own that we snuggle and talk to. We enjoy them. I am asking you to think about the homeless animals and do one of the following at least... the more the better.

  • Take at least one bag of dog food or cat food to your local shelter.
  • Take in old towels and blankets to your local shelter.
  • Take old stuffed animals in to your local shelter for some comfort.
  • Sign up to be a volunteer at your local shelter.
  • Sign up to be a foster home for your local shelter.
  • Offer to take a dog or cat home for Christmas Vacation to get a break from the shelter.
  • Grab a death row dog or cat and just give them that extra time they need by opening up your home.
  • Donate money to your local shelter.

These are just some simple things that have such a large impact and yet none of them cost that much. There is a lot of help out there but not enough. There are so many animal lovers that can make such a huge difference if you just try. Just one thing is all I ask, Just one.