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Help end the pet crisis


The !SHIT! this needs to change moment
The beginning On the first day of volunteering at a local rescue, I learned dogs in shelters do not get out of their cages much. The areas are semi-spacious, like a prison cel, enough room for you and your mate – but you better get along. The floors can be cold, hard. Some dogs get beds, some don't. Some of the dogs become anxious because of the loud barking all day. With no structure or space to release energy, they CHEW the beds. These fun-loving characters, anxious for a w
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