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Death Row Dogs: Woody By Gail O'Connell Babcock
Here we look at some
special relationships between humans and animals. Stories
about rescuing animals--whether that means taking home a
stray dog from your local animal shelter or bringing home a
days-old baby opossum you find on a roadside--is not an easy
task. Yet all the extra love and care abandoned or abused
animals need is repaid a thousand times by the love and
trust they eventually offer us in return.
You will also find a
story about a vegan artist, and how his decision about what
to eat affects his work.
Veterinarian Dr. Olakunle
Ayeni has saved countless animals and written many articles and e-books. Read
Dr. Ayeni's article about animal aid and six
toll free numbers no animal lover should be without. Author Tama
Janowitz has adopted several purebred dogs over the
years that were considered below show standard by
breeders that in turn offered below standard care
to these "rejects"--cramped cages, no exercise or
attention, minimal food and water. Her essay
"My
Dog Lulu"
tells the story of Lulu and Beepbeep, two very
special dogs Craig Rogers
adopted a baby opossum he found on the side of the
road. We'll risk an editorial intrusion here and
suggest that you definitely read
this one--the
story is brief and also quite touching, thanks in
good part to Craig's simple, unique style.
Lisa Sandmire
has a wonderful story of her rescue of a dog hit by
a car on a busy highway. Due to quick reflexes on
Lisa and her husband's part, this
story
has a happy ending, including reuniting the dog
with her very worried family.
Donna Adams
writes a heart wrenching account of her
introduction to a new companion shortly after the
loss of her two year old collie from a terminal
illness.
Read
The
Gentle Giant
Portland
anchorwoman Kim Singer has an assortment of dogs,
all stray or abandoned animals she has adopted.
"The
Best Souvenir"
is the tale of Pinto, a dog she rescued while on
vacation in Mexico. We present Pinto's story as a
serial. Parts One and Two are available.
Read
about Harvey Sobel's canine CPR/First Aid
course
Robin
Roth writes about saving feral cats.
Robin
writes about Eric Dayton - Vegan Artist
Heroism and
laboratory research are two words seldom used together in the
animal rights movement, although laboratory animals are the
world's unsung heroes. These animals give their lives to the
so-called betterment of humanity, while the human animal has
little regard for their well being in return. In
Anne’s story, the opposite is true. Read about another
unsung hero, British research technician Anne Ross, who gave
her life for the animals she fought to protect. If you've rescued an
animal or have other experiences with animals that you'd
like to share, send it to us via email at webmaster@arkonline.com.
Keep it fairly short, and let us know if a photo is
available.
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