@JessicaBxlla I can't DM because I'm not verified. Ugh. But I sent you some messages on TikTok and a DM or two there. Please. Go look at them. You have people who care!
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IMAGINE being a MITE of a 🐕, ONLY 2️⃣1️⃣ lbs, 3️⃣yo.
Imagine being in such BAD SHAPE that you need an 💥AMPUTATION💥!
#A386499 Unfortunately, this isn't an OPTION for BUGSBY because of his broken back‼️
Needs a MIRACLE!
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In the bustling streets of Navi Mumbai, India, a group of teenagers (mostly 17–18 years old) from the youth-led environmental team Urvari saw stray dogs struggling in the heavy monsoon rains.
Determined to help, they collected plastic waste from their neighborhoods and created "eco-bricks" by tightly packing non-recyclable plastic bags and wrappers into used plastic bottles. It took around 150 of these sturdy "bottle bricks" (equivalent to about 40 kg of plastic) to build one durable, raised shelter—elevated off the wet ground, weather-resistant, and easy to place in parks or safe corners.
They installed their first ones at places like Rajiv Gandhi Udyan, giving street dogs a dry, safe spot during the downpours. What started as a small Plastic Free July project showed how youth power and creativity can tackle two big problems at once: plastic pollution and animal suffering.
Meanwhile, in Zacatecas, Mexico, at the Zacatecas Educational Institute elementary school, 35 young students (guided by their teacher) launched a similar mission. They gathered recycled materials from home—plastic bottles, cardboard, old sheets, wood scraps, and cloth—and built cozy, insulated dog houses designed to protect stray dogs from cold nights and rain.
The goal was double: create safe havens for abandoned animals and promote recycling in their community. Once finished, the children proudly donated the shelters to the local non-profit Albergues Lazos Caninos, a rescue group that cares for strays in the region. Their creative project went viral, inspiring others to see trash as treasure for helping voiceless creatures.
😭💔🌈DUSTY has joined his sister in heaven today after Harris County has killed him for space! Just heartbreaking 💔 I’m so sorry sweet baby!
#RIP DUSTY 🌈
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Meet Dusty 🤎
He stood quietly, exhausted, his little body worn from a life of hard labour. No voice. No complaint. Just tired eyes asking for kindness.
Now he is safe at Second Chance, where no one will overload him again. Here, he will rest, heal, and finally feel what gentle hands mean.
Working donkeys suffer silently every day. We cannot save them without support. Please help us continue rescuing souls like Dusty and give them the dignity they deserve.
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