Thanks Bill and John...
Yes rescue can be an amazing thing to do and can be so emotionally rewarding but at the time so frustrating when you see an endless stream of dogs ending up in shelters that should have never been there to start with...
Then you have to deal with the fact that there are SO many high kill shelters in the USA and that 10,000 dogs a DAY die in these shelters and it really messes with you knowing you can't save them all... but you do your best, network dogs like crazy (thank God for Facebook and other social media sites... because of them we are able to network dogs as we do), create awareness, get the dogs seen, find foster or adopted homes or find a rescue that can take them and get them out before their time is up...
When you do save a dog it is the best feeling in the world and you have to really hold onto those moments so you can get out of bed the next day and try to do it all again... while it is never easy, just being able to meet a dog at the airport that you know will now be going to a great forever home and giving it a chance it would have never had is the best and I love what I do...
Rescue IS a great breed and I never get tired of them! Good job being adopted by your rescue kitty, John!
~Trev
