I'm not certain why I feel compelled to drive down the many alleys in Fremont. Almost every block has one. Looking into peoples' backyards as one drives by offers more details than one might imagine (or care to know). For instance, the plight of many dogs I see that are chained to plastic boxes in the furthermost corner of yards. Too many of these dogs appear not to be offered a regular supply of food and water, or the company that they so desperately long for. Dogs, innately, are social creatures and want so badly to be a "real" part of their human's life.
Human Activities are most Serious Threat to Wildlife
The number one issue in wildlife decline is not feral cats, but rather the ongoing habitat destruction caused by development and other activities associated with human population growth.
In many ways humankind is progressing so quickly that it is impossible for the average person to conceive how, exactly, these advancements will drastically change our lives.
Please Donate to our BILLBOARD CAMPAIGN! Planting Seeds of Compassion...
Billboard advertising enables S.P.A. to educate the adults and children of our community concerning the importance of compassion, realizing the direct link between animal abuse and human violence.
While driving down River Road the other evening the car ahead of mine made a definite swerve into the opposing lane in an effort to hit a cat that was sitting in the road. They hit and killed the cat.
Animal Rescue is often painfully rewarding and it takes a great amount of determination to get up every day and try to convince ourselves that, "Today, we will make a difference!"
Helping to Reduce Suffering in our Town - A Matter of Perspective
Most families' lives have become complex and very busy. But it is my contention that we, as a society, should never become so busy that we look away from suffering that is there upon our path.
If you're interested in adopting a pet, there are some serious questions that you need to ask yourself - and answer honestly. If you can't answer ALL of these questions, perhaps this isn't the right time to adopt.
