naturestee
Well-Known Member
Carolyn wrote:
We have a responsibility to take care of our pets, but this is oftenforgotten when catastrophes occur. With so many peoplestepping up to help with the human tragedy, I'm sure some can be sparedto help those that can't help themselves.
I had people at work ask me why anyone would be donating to helpanimals when so many people were hurt. What really botheredme is that they asked this after reading an article about rescue orgstrying to get pets out of flooded houses before they died of starvation.I'vesaidall along that I feel worse for the animals than thepeople. I've seen folks look at me like I was nuts, but atleast the people know what was going on and could get out.The animals, such as these,had no clue and couldn't getout.
We have a responsibility to take care of our pets, but this is oftenforgotten when catastrophes occur. With so many peoplestepping up to help with the human tragedy, I'm sure some can be sparedto help those that can't help themselves.