A Dog's Perspective on the Front Lines of Hooman Rescue

The Finn Chronicles: Year Three: A dog's reports from the front lines of hooman rescue

by Gwen Romack

5 out of 5

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I never thought I would find myself on the front lines of hooman rescue. But here I am, a dog, reporting from the trenches.

It all started when I was just a puppy. I was living on the streets, fending for myself. I was hungry, cold, and scared. One day, I was lucky enough to be rescued by a kind hooman. She took me to her home and gave me food, water, and a warm bed.

I was so grateful to be rescued, but I knew that my journey was not over. I still needed to find my forever home. I was fostered by several different families, but none of them were the right fit for me.

Finally, I met my perfect family. They were a young couple who had always wanted a dog. They were kind, loving, and patient. They gave me a home where I felt safe and loved.

I am so grateful to my family for rescuing me. They gave me a second chance at life. I am now a happy and healthy dog, and I love my family very much.

My story is just one of many. There are millions of dogs in the world who are waiting to be rescued. If you are thinking about getting a dog, please consider adopting from a shelter or rescue organization. You could save a life and give a dog a second chance at happiness.

Here are some tips for adopting a dog:

• Do your research. Learn about different breeds of dogs and find one that is a good fit for your lifestyle.
• Visit your local shelter or rescue organization. Meet the dogs and talk to the staff about their personalities and needs.
• Be patient. Finding the right dog for you may take some time.
• Be prepared to commit. Adopting a dog is a lifelong commitment. You need to be prepared to provide your dog with food, water, shelter, exercise, and love.

Adopting a dog is one of the most rewarding experiences you can have. It is a chance to save a life and give a dog a second chance at happiness.

Here is a link to the book "Dog Reports From The Front Lines Of Hooman Rescue":

Dog Reports From The Front Lines Of Hooman Rescue

The Finn Chronicles: Year Three: A dog's reports from the front lines of hooman rescue

by Gwen Romack

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	103038 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	314 pages
Lending	:	Enabled

FREE