Want To Make A Difference??

by Mary





You all know that I'm more than just a pet sitter… I'm a crazy animal lover & animal rights activist. I like to do for animals because they don't have a voice to speak up with. They can't say when they need help, are being neglected, or being abused. We have to find out the hard way most times, and there are a lot of people out there that have no idea of our pet overpopulation and continue to breed animals for a living. So, with that said, I want to extend some information out to you all about how you can help homeless, neglected, or abused animals. This can be a simple monetary donation, making beds for local shelters, fostering animals in your home, and many more.

As most of you know, I am a foster for the SPCA of Texas and have spent time volunteering at their shelter in McKinney TX as well. It doesn't take a whole lot of money or time to foster, but it does take a lot of heart. I grieve every time I have to give them back, but I know that it means that animal has a new chance at life and to find a forever home.

Volunteering doesn't have to take a whole lot of time either. Most shelters require at least 4 hours per week. You could do that in one week day! If you don't want to interact with the animals directly, there are also opportunities to volunteer on the phones or behind the desk.

If you don't have a lot of time to give up, but still want to do something to help out animals, donations are always a plus! That can be in the form of money, food, or supplies. Your local shelter will thank you!

If you're interested in finding out more about volunteering/fostering or just want to see how you can help out, there are several area shelters to choose from. Some of my favorites are: SPCA of Texas, Frisco Humane Society, & Operation Kindness.

For more details on how to make a difference, click here. There are so many ways to help out animals in need, and if we all participated, the impact would be tremendous!

Here is a pic of one my most recent fosters. Enjoy!

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