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Lisa LaVerdiere: Providing a loving home for old, sick and disabled pets
Many U.S. animal shelters are “kill shelters” meaning however loving a dog or cat may be, if he or she is not soon adopted, they are euthanized to make room for new arrivals.
The old, the sick and the disabled seldom find homes unless someone like Lisa and her Home for Life animal sanctuary adopt them.
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Located on a 40-acre site in Star Prairie, Wisconsin about 200 dogs and cats, a tortoise named Goliath and two cockatoos, Penelope and Candy, have a permanent home.
But it’s not enough to rescue loving dogs and cats, they need to socialize, as they give their love and receive love in return.
In a brief video, you will see some of these pets playing with children at a Harriet Tubman Center, a place where kids try to overcome the impact of domestic abuse and violence.
As the children and pets bond they help one another. What you see will bring hope to your heart and may bring tears to your eyes: http://www.karmatube.org/videos.php?id=6785
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To learn more https://www.homeforlife.org/tour-facility
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