All my life I have dreamed of being
able to make a difference for the innocent dogs that have been beaten,
neglected, and abused. Just because they are dogs, it does not suddenly become morally acceptable to treat them in an inhumane way. Dogs are the most common victims
of animal cruelty, and reported abuse against pit bull-type dogs has been on the rise the past few years. There are hundreds, possibly thousands of cases related to animal
abuse that go unreported. In the U.S. only, approximately 3.9 million dogs are
entered into animal shelters and 1.2 million are euthanized. The number of
stray dogs cannot be counted, but one stray dog is one too many. Animal abuse
statistics show a depressing scenario when it comes to the suffering of animals
at the hands of a man.
For my “once
in a lifetime” I choose to transform the lives of the innocent. I would travel
to various destinations to find dogs that are in need of assistance and tend to
their individual needs. Often times, pregnant female dogs are kicked out
because the owner does not want to take care of the litter. To prevent these
situations, all dogs will be spayed or neutered. Once the dogs seem ready to be
given a new home, they will be put up for adoption. Potential owners will be
put through a thorough investigation to determine whether or not they are fit
to take care of this dog. Once the family has been determined eligible to adopt
the dog, they will be able to take it home. The goal of this project would be
to have various locations where one will be able to relocate dogs into homes
where they know they will not be neglected, beaten and abused.
Tamar your blog made me cry a little. Just imagining all those beaten, injured dogs brings some tears to my eyes. I think what you want to do is amazing, important, and can bring a drastic change to this world. This just shows how caring and kindhearted you are. Great job!
ReplyDeleteWow Tamar! Your post was so full of emotion. I am with you when you say that these unattended thrown out dogs need a place to live and stay. Once I get my own place to stay I will adopt a dog myself. I commend you for spending your voyage where you can have as much money as you have on helping innocent and injured dogs. Great post!
ReplyDeleteReading that you have been wanting to make a difference your whole life warmed my heart. That is extremely unselfish of you and I salute you for that Tamar. This blog post touched me, I will be praying tonight wishing that their would be more people like you on the surface of this Earth.
ReplyDeleteWow Tamar, what a heart-warming blog post. Your extreme love for dogs is very admirable and shows how much you care and what you would do in order to stop such cruelty and inhumanity towards these animals. It also helps us have an insight on your passion to help animals. #animalsmattertoo
ReplyDeleteWow Tamar, this post shows your true emotion and heart. You are an extremely caring person and saying that your once in a lifetime opportunity would be to take care of dogs is extremely generous. It is obvious that you have a wonderful bond and love for dogs just through your first paragraph!
ReplyDeleteTamar, everyone wrote about how they are going to travel and enjoy their "once in a lifetime" experience while you used that opportunity to be self-less and do something beneficial for someone other than yourself. That shows alot about your personality. It shows your strength and your loving side. I enjoyed reading this blog post because of how unique it was. Good job!
ReplyDeleteI would expect nothing less from the one girl who loves dogs more than anyone I know. This post was heartwarming and truly inspirational. I hope for the sake of those innocent dogs that you will one day be able to accomplish all that you have written about. And I truly do believe you will!
ReplyDeleteTamar this is truly such a wonderful idea! Your love of dogs is shown through this heart-warming blog post. Everytime I watch one of those commercials with all the cute dogs beaten up by their owners, it brings me to tears. This sounds like a great cause and it would decrease the number of dogs left alone on streets with bruises or broken bones. Good work!
ReplyDeleteTamar, I find it very humble of you to use your once in a lifetime opportunity to perform beneficent acts. The problem seems to be one you are extremely passionate about and, as a result, success is inevitable. You began with an informative introductory paragraph, and concluded with a detailed plan.
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