Hearing from others across the nation online, that my animal rescue stories and videos have inspired them - makes me proud of what I do.
When I was living in Seaford, a neighbor a few blocks away abandoned 4 cats like they were nothing, so I helped catch them and transport them to a local no kill animal rescue where they were adopted shortly after.
It was the greatest feeling in the world knowing that these 4 cats that were used to living in someone's home, being loved, won't have to fend for themselves against the dangers that lurk outside such as other predators, vehicles, and cruel people that are out to harm them.
From trees, to sewers, all the way to stopping highways, I have done just about every type of animal rescue imaginable. I have climbed trees to save cats stuck 40 feet up, and even caught a kitten mid-air that jumped in my arms, and also ran across 4 lanes of speeding traffic to save animals stranded along the center divider. It is the greatest feeling in the world when an animal can have a second chance at life. There's never an excuse for animal abuse.
I save animals not because I want to, but because I need to, and animals find themselves in some of the most awkward situations.
I don't enjoy seeing animals in troubling situations, but someone needs to be their savior and most of the times it's me that will make the difference between life and death for these innocent babies.
When I was living in Seaford, a neighbor a few blocks away abandoned 4 cats like they were nothing, so I helped catch them and transport them to a local no kill animal rescue where they were adopted shortly after.
It was the greatest feeling in the world knowing that these 4 cats that were used to living in someone's home, being loved, won't have to fend for themselves against the dangers that lurk outside such as other predators, vehicles, and cruel people that are out to harm them.
From trees, to sewers, all the way to stopping highways, I have done just about every type of animal rescue imaginable. I have climbed trees to save cats stuck 40 feet up, and even caught a kitten mid-air that jumped in my arms, and also ran across 4 lanes of speeding traffic to save animals stranded along the center divider. It is the greatest feeling in the world when an animal can have a second chance at life. There's never an excuse for animal abuse.
I save animals not because I want to, but because I need to, and animals find themselves in some of the most awkward situations.
I don't enjoy seeing animals in troubling situations, but someone needs to be their savior and most of the times it's me that will make the difference between life and death for these innocent babies.
