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RE: MOUNTAINS OF UNWANTED PETS—Animal Rescue in Appalachia
Upvoted, following, and resteemed. I have a LOT OF respect for what your doing. Its often unfortunately a thankless job ( but those animals can never thank you enough). I used to live in a somewhat rural area in Georgia and the same shit was Happening. I love all animals, I'm definitely more of a cat person no doubt about it. Hurting , being neglegent to, or cruel to animals is the worst of the worst. I can't say on here what I would do to these pieces of trash and sad excuses of human beings if i could. >_<
Thank you so much for all you are doing. I have four cats and they're wonderful rescues. And live in the lap of luxury now ♡
Thank you, @chelsea88 . It is definitely a thankless job. I carry a lot of anger because of everything I've seen people do.
I was born and raised in Troup County, Georgia. My parents still live there, and my son lives in Tifton. I've been in Virginia for ten years now, but it's still a small world. :-)
It is a small world. My sister goes to ABAC in Tifton. My father retired at fort Benning so that's how i was introduced to georgia.
I am sure you do carry a lot of anger. I would too and do. I hate that oeople are reckless with animals. I treat my cats like family. They're not part of your decorvor something to just toss aside when no longer convenient for you
The problems here in Central Appalachia are horrendous. Just beyond description. And it's a daily thing--always seeing some horror story on Facebook about local animals, or having to tell people you don't have the resources to help the stray who wandered up in their yard. Very stressful, and neverending.
I grew up about 45 minutes from Benning, in Pine Mountain. :-)
Ah, pine mountain. I love that area. Georgous area.
I again i applaud you on your efforts. I really appreciate what you are doing and have tremendous respect for this.