“Discover the Heartwarming Moments That Highlight Why Animals Truly Deserve Better Than Us!”
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OMG. My wife and I found these three on a hiking trip tied up to a pole with wire so short, they couldn’t lay down and with no food or water, not that they could reach it even if there was. We knocked on the door, but there was no answer, so we took them. The white one collapsed on the way to the car, so I had to carry her the rest of the way. Animal cruelty should be a Class C Felony with a mandatory 10-year prison term.
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Her work is taxing but Travers says she wouldn’t change it for the world. “I love everything about my job but there are two things that are particularly wonderful. Firstly, it’s when our kennel dogs are adopted and find loving homes. There’s nothing more beautiful than watching an orphaned shelter dog go home with a loving family, and you know they are going to be so happy and spoiled,” she said, beaming from the inside out.
“The second thing that I find very rewarding is when abused dogs arrive at the kennels that are petrified of the human race and after a few days of working gently with them they transform into happy, loving and confident dogs. It’s incredibly rewarding to see that transformation.” It’s why Travers finds it hard to part with the dogs that do get adopted.
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After the loss of his parents, Roscoe, a 3-year-old orangutan, became so depressed that he refused to eat and didn’t respond to medical treatments. The vets feared he might die of sadness.
Meanwhile, the zookeepers discovered an old, sick dog wandering the zoo grounds where Roscoe resided and brought him to the animal treatment center. Coincidentally, the dog arrived just as Roscoe was receiving care.
From the moment they met, the two forlorn creatures became inseparable companions. Roscoe found a newfound purpose in life, and both strive to be the best of friends to each other.
They spend all their time together, enjoying various activities in Northern California, where swimming is a particular favorite. Although Roscoe is somewhat afraid of the water, his canine friend helps him overcome his fears. Together, they have rediscovered the joy and laughter in life, cherishing the value of their friendship.
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