Testimonis
Des de dins de la dgaia, m’expliquen que des del DAI (Dispositiu atenció Immediata) situat a Dosrius, ja esperen en els propers dies autobusos provinents de Ceuta amb MENAS. Ja t’aniré informant.
Os acordáis del perrito que llevaba no sé cuánto tiempo tirado por las calles y que nadie siquiera lo miraba??
Una chica maravillosa lo ha adoptado es buenísimo y lo ha llamado Duque ♥️
Muchas gracias a todo el mundo que lo ha compartido o ha comentado 🙏🏻
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Buenos días,
Actualización diaria de las noticias sobre #ELA.
Lo más novedoso se centra en <Ayudas ELA Xunta Galicia: 12.000€ anuales> , <Álvaro, con Distrofia Muscular de Duchenne: "Ya estoy dentro de la Ley ELA y he recibido 4.000 euros"> y <CórrELA celebra su quinta edición para recaudar fondos y dar visibilidad a la ELA> .
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Disculpad el retraso de estos días. Ando tocado.
"She's been at our shelter since 2015. Eleven years.
Every person who met her said she was wonderful.
Every person walked past her kennel and chose a younger dog. She stopped coming to the front of her kennel a few years ago. Stopped performing. Made a quiet peace with being where she was."
Last Tuesday a veteran came in.
He said —
"I need a calm dog.
I'm still learning how to be still myself."
I showed him three dogs.
He was putting his jacket on to leave.
He stopped outside kennel seven.
Luna looked at him from her bed.
Didn't perform.
Didn't come to the tront.
Just looked at him the way she looks at people when she decides they're worth seeing.
He said —
"Can I sit with her?"
He sat on the concrete floor at her level.
Not the bench. The floor.
That was 11am.
At 3pm | looked in.
He was still there.
Her white muzzle was in his hand.
Their breathing had synchronized.
At 3:15 he came to the front desk and said —
"l'a like to take her home.
I think we need each other."
I excused myself to the back room and sat on an overturned bucket and cried for a long time.
He texted me yesterday -
"First time I've slept through the night in three years.
I think she was saving that for me." She was.
Eleven years of saving it.
For one Tuesday..
For him.
This story is dedicated to every senior dog still waiting for their Tuesday.
They're saving everything they have for the right person to walk through that door.
"Le renard est un nuisible. Le loup est dangereux. Le blaireau dérange. Le lynx fait peur. Le chevreuil détruit les cultures. Le sanglier envahit. Les animaux sont toujours les coupables...
Pourtant, aucun d'eux n'a allumé un incendie.
Aucun n'a rasé une forêt. Aucun n'a bétonné une montagne. Aucun n'a détruit la planète par avidité.
Ils ne demandent qu'une seule chose : vivre sur la terre qui les a vus naître.
Les véritables victimes ne sont pas les humains qui se plaignent... Ce sont ces milliers d'êtres vivants qui périssent dans les flammes, perdant leurs petits, leur refuge, leur nourriture et leur avenir.
Le plus grand prédateur de cette planète n'a ni crocs, ni griffes... Il marche sur deux jambes.
Avant de juger les animaux, regardons ce que l'humanité est en train de faire à leur monde... et au nôtre." 🦌🐺🦊💔🌲
Filmed last week in Tampa. Senior dog wing. Elderly man named Robert, 82, visiting shelter with walker. Moving slowly. Carefully.
Daughter brought him. "Dad, you need companionship. Maybe a senior dog?" Robert skeptical. "I'm too old. Can barely walk." Staff brought Robert to senior wing. Five older dogs.
Robert looked at 13-year-old Beagle named Walter.
Both gray. Both moving carefully. Both slow. Robert knelt slowly beside Walter. Took two minutes to get down. Walter watched patiently. Waiting. When Robert finally down, Walter walked slowly into Robert's arms. Both gray faces pressed together.
Both breathing heavy from effort. Daughter filming.
Crying. "Dad, Walter moves exactly like you. Same pace. Same careful steps." Robert started crying.
"Walter's old like me. Walter understands." Robert told us: "My wife passed away last year. I'm 82. Can barely walk. Thought I was too old for a dog. Then I see Walter. 13 years old. Gray. Slow. Careful. Just like me. Walter doesn't need someone young and energetic. Walter needs someone who moves at his speed. That's me." Robert adopted Walter last week .
They walk together every morning. Both using slow, careful steps. Same pace. Matching. Robert posted on X: "I'm 82 with walker. Adopted
13-year-old dog. We're both old. Both slow. Both gray. We match perfectly. Walter and I will grow old together at the same pace." Post went viral. 5 million views. Comments: "Perfect match." "Two seniors helping each other." Veterinarian said,
"Robert and Walter will extend each other's lives.
Companionship and purpose. They need each other."
Dejada una vez en un campo para morir, esta vieja yegua finalmente ha encontrado la vida pacífica y llena de amor que siempre mereció. 🐴📷 Incluso le construyeron una casita donde puede dormir cómodamente de pie.