I love my rescue who was abandoned and turned up at a fast food restaurant. My son found her, she was chipped, contacted owner. They did not want her. Was dumped because they did not want to put her in shelter because their name would be on list. My son had her for for a year, his rescues did not get along with her. Florida experienced hurricane, tough time, lots of upset. Was rough so after a year, he asked if I could take her. Refusing an animal was never an option. He DROVE 30 STRAIGHT HOURS TO MAKE SURE SHE WAS NOT TRAUMATIZED. From Florida to Connecticut. Florida and other southern states do not care, yet ct and other states in the northeast take advantage and make money in scooping up puppy mill animals, claiming some mixed breed. Something has to stop. And she is the BEST DOG EVER 3 years later. I love her so much. Well trained. This dog was amazing from day one! This poem to expressed my blessings to all who have opened their homes to the ‘ unwanted ‘ And for the record I have had dogs for over 50 years, along with my husband. Reading these poems made me cry! From love! Plus, covid had people adopt these poor animals out of loneliness and now shelters are full because they returned them. Too busy because they went back to work. Do you do that with your human children? And they do it with birds! THAT LIVE OVER 100 YEARS. The pet shops should be fined and that goes for any pet. Animals are Love not money

And I hope more people take your cue and bring home, the best friends without home.
Keep up the good work!

A part of my heart belongs to these beautiful souls who live life on the streets..Most never know a hug, a real warm meal, a bed, a home…but still have so much to give to us humans..
A lovely tribute to THE INDIAN STREET DOG

Thanks Essie! 🙂 Virve deserves the credit for this b’ful poem! Keep reading through other posts as well.

Thanks Varun:)