I guess I’m just lucky

I see rescue groups – new ones just starting out, and ones who’ve been around for years – working for a common goal of saving lives.

I see small animal welfare organisation building enormous resources in the community; communicating with their supporters, volunteers and fellow rescues like never before.

I see the integrity that comes from having transparent and open communication, grassroots involvement and passionate people running the show.

I see the public rallying to help; to adopt, to foster, advocate, or simply just offer a little word of encouragement to the groups working so hard for pets.

I see the ‘little guy’ finding a voice and having a say in how companion animals are treated.

I see the impossible happening. The ‘unsavable’ saved. The ‘unwanted’ wanted. The community moving heaven and earth to make good things happen.

I see pounds proud to be meet No Kill goals by opening their doors. I see new relationships based on trust and respect being forged.

I see communities delighted that the way their pound treats pets, is something to be proud of.

I see strength in numbers.

I see those who refuse to embrace this culture of lifesaving becoming rapidly obsolete.

I see pet lovers united in a single mission – to see the end of convenience killing of companion animals in the pounds and shelters across Australia.

I see a No Kill future.

I guess I’m just lucky.

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