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Atlanta Humane Society kennel, ca. 1968
LBSCB03-070d, Lane Brothers Commercial Photographers Photographic Collection, 1920-1976. Photographic Collection, Special Collections and Archives, Georgia State University Library.
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Button; Nebraska Humane Society
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Reads: Kindness brings happiness; The Nebraska Humane Society; General Byng
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Atlanta Humane Society kennel
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Messages of Thanks
One of my favorite parts of donating dog and cats toys to animal welfare organizations is hearing back from the organizations that receive our toys.
This month we actually heard back from two different organizations. The first message we received came from Jodi at Rescue Farm, and the other was from Valerie at Desperate Housecats.
Jodi message was quick, but very meaningful:
So thankful for the…
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I wish there was some way you could pick a dog at a shelter who desperately needs to be groomed and take the dog for a few hours and pay for it to be groomed. So so many hideous looking dogs that I know with a bath and a haircut would look SO cute and people would want to adopt them. It's 2AM and I just woke up because this is really bothering me. Why is this not a thing shelters let you do? What if you can't adopt or foster but you still want to contribute to a dog being saved from death and finding a forever home? It should be a thing!
2014 Victories for Animals Worldwide and in the US
A cat of mine that I had surrendered to the humane society last year got her home June 1st 2013. I found out on their website. I left a books worth of info on her. The few paragraphs under her on the website made me feel so bad about it. Like I kicked the cat to the curb. I felt sick after I surrendered her. But I knew she wasn't getting the love and attention she deserved. She sure as hell puked a lot too. My family and I rescued her as a kitten under my great grandmas porch a long time ago. I just feel bad. One quote was "the best part of the adoption was knowing she will never be abandoned again. " it kicked me. Like I'm sorry. I was going to college, my family was dealing w enough. I wasn't dropping the cat on them on top of it all. This was like almost 2 years ago & guilt is forming. Omg. Someone help me feel better about this.
