About three years ago I wrote about the high suicide rate among animal rescue workers in America. Research indicated that it was the highest suicide rate of all American workers and equal to that of police officers and firefighters. An … Continue reading →
I’ll keep this short because I don’t want write this stuff. It’s too depressing to be honest. I’m looking at dog videos on YouTube, specifically dog rescue videos, I have strong feeling that this is dog abuse by video maker … Continue reading →
What can you say? No words are needed. You can’t say anything. We just have to admire this relationship. The guy is very loving and very tender towards this rescue dog who looks admiringly into the guy’s eyes as she … Continue reading →
This dog, who looks like a greyhound, was owned by a hunter who abandoned her. Her hip was shattered. Perhaps that is why she was abandoned. We don’t have the full details. Clearly this ever so gentle dog with a … Continue reading →
The video does not explain how he injured his front paws so badly that they had to be amputated or that is the way it looks. The video doesn’t explain any of this except at the end we see that … Continue reading →
This is a very sad story but one with hope and tenderness from the guys who rescued a dying dog. Once again, I am impressed by these guys and ladies. This Thai soi dog (street dog) was lucky. She was … Continue reading →
You wouldn’t see this sort of dog rescue in Europe. Europeans are far too refined. Correction: less courageous is a better description. The man who is on the end of this JCB digger is a totally awesome individual. He has … Continue reading →
A mountain of tender loving care, acres of teamwork, a bottomless pit of patience and colossal commitment saved this dog. Mama, as she was named, had been abandoned because she had become pregnant. She lived alone in a field and … Continue reading →
