Hearfelt thanks to ARC for another stunning dog rescue. Mr. Miles Goosens deserves our praise for proactively seeking a humane solution for the dogs his late mother cared for. To upend his daily life, provide the dogs with food, water, and attention while networking for rescue help shows Mr. Goosens is a man of the finest moral character and I applaud him. Here is yet one more compelling reason I am a regular donor to ARC.
Thank you ARC for helping this man find his mom's rescues a new life. There were 200 cats on my dirt road 15 years ago. With TNR and adoptions there are only 2 ferals males but I took in 7 just this passed summer dumped out here and no shelter or rescue will take them. At 66 I never thought I'd have nearly 25 cats and 6 dogs. People can't even afford the cheap pet food so the dumping in the country is getting worse. 😞
Beautiful story - the gentleman speaks eloquently as an advocate for ARC and the impact the organization has on animals and people. Bravo, ARC - appreciate the longer-than-usual video on this one, too (and I know how difficult it is to keep up, and keep on making them!) Thank you!
Great job. A very good for the dogs. My thoughts are always in West Virginia. Their worked themselves to the bone. Then the coal company's deserted them.
No who’s said that all the animals without license registered then must be taking all by the animal’s shelters effectively immediately. No excuses whatsoever.
I live in Southern West Virginia and I'm surprised that coyotes haven't been attacking and consuming those dogs on a nightly basis. Those things are starting to cause some real damage as their population grows.
Hearfelt thanks to ARC for another stunning dog rescue. Mr. Miles Goosens deserves our praise for proactively seeking a humane solution for the dogs his late mother cared for. To upend his daily life, provide the dogs with food, water, and attention while networking for rescue help shows Mr. Goosens is a man of the finest moral character and I applaud him. Here is yet one more compelling reason I am a regular donor to ARC.
Thank you ARC for helping this man find his mom's rescues a new life. There were 200 cats on my dirt road 15 years ago. With TNR and adoptions there are only 2 ferals males but I took in 7 just this passed summer dumped out here and no shelter or rescue will take them. At 66 I never thought I'd have nearly 25 cats and 6 dogs. People can't even afford the cheap pet food so the dumping in the country is getting worse. 😞
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Beautiful story - the gentleman speaks eloquently as an advocate for ARC and the impact the organization has on animals and people. Bravo, ARC - appreciate the longer-than-usual video on this one, too (and I know how difficult it is to keep up, and keep on making them!) Thank you!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THAT NECESSARY HELP AND FOR BEING SUPPORTIVE FOR THAT BRAVE MAN IN SUCH UNEASY SITUATION. THANK YOU ONCE AGAIN!
I love Animal Rescue Corps ❤️. I will always support your group and am so thankful for all you do for animals!!
Sigan haciendo este increíble labor
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Great job. A very good for the dogs. My thoughts are always in West Virginia. Their worked themselves to the bone. Then the coal company's deserted them.
I've never seen as many stray dogs as I did in West Virginia.
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No who’s said that all the animals without license registered then must be taking all by the animal’s shelters effectively immediately. No excuses whatsoever.
I live in Southern West Virginia and I'm surprised that coyotes haven't been attacking and consuming those dogs on a nightly basis. Those things are starting to cause some real damage as their population grows.
I noticed those survivor dogs were on the bigger side and could survive coyote fights.
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You all shall calling the animals shelter to picking up the animals instead.