Nowadays, many dogs have been abandoned, given up on or tied to a tree in a forest. Some of them have even been thrown out like a trash in the street by their malicious owners. Hopefully, people who work at shelters can see a spark of hope for these unwanted pets; also, they remain resolute in their belief that these animals deserve a second chance. In addition to that, these sensitive people try to encourage us to adoption and give a pet love that it has never experienced. So, do not dismiss the idea of doing that before you have ever thought about it.
In the first place, it is imperative to mention that if you decide to take care of one pet, you might help another one. Each year 8 to 12 million dogs, cats, puppies and kittens are euthanized because there are simply not enough homes for them, research shows. What is more, shelters are overpopulated with animals and there is a rigid limit of room, in which they might get better. Having adopted a dog, you can create a room for the one in the street, which has no roof above its head and anyone to trust. It is you that can prevent that number from growing.
Therefore, you can help stop cruelty in mass breeding facilities. Throughout the world, thousands of dogs are born in mass breeding facilities without proper care and surveillance. Unbelievably, they are treated like machines to provide the founders with money and luxury built on suffering and anguish of innocent creatures. Not only are they without a human companionship, but also without daily light, in addition to which, these dogs are deprived of vitamins important to breed. So hostile are the conditions in which they live that it is even painful to look. Adopting a shelter dog can mean you are against mass breeding and you are willing to change one life.
Do not be afraid of adopting a dog from a shelter. These dogs are given good care and are often well-trained, at which point you do not have to deal with a ,,puppy phase’’ and worry of them biting or chewing your new shoes. Despite being raised at a shelter, these dogs are not completely locked up on people or other animals. Moreover, as these pets rise up among other dogs, they become even more amicable and friendly towards others.
It is we that can have a positive impact on any aspect of a dog’s life. Undeniably, some people call shelter animals dispensable and unimportant, while they are simply lost and deprived of true love, attention and tenderness. Living in solitude, I would surely become inept, isolated and lonely as they are. If you consider having an animal, please ponder upon the idea of adopting one.
- In the picture: me and a dog named ,,Cziko’’ a few years ago. My sister, my friend and I took care of him as a foster family for a while.









