UC Berkeley alumna born and raised on California organics and progressive politics. A lifelong artist,... UC Berkeley alumna born and raised on California organics and progressive politics. A lifelong artist, environmentalist, and animal rights advocate, Natasha is interested in the greater fine arts supporting charitable environmental conservation and animal welfare organizations, as well as the sciences working toward solutions to saving the planet. Claim to fame: California State Spelling Bee Champion 😉 Read more about Natasha Brooks Read More
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Rescue Dogs Rock NYC is a volunteer-run animal rescue organization dedicated to saving innocent lives from high-kill shelters. When they heard news of a young dog at a high-kill shelter who was so badly neglected he hardly even looked like a dog, the rescue team felt compelled and obligated to step in and save his innocent life.
If your heart breaks for Dusty and you would like to help him on his road to recovery, please visit the Rescue Dogs Rock NYC Facebook page to follow updates on his journey and find out how to make a donation toward his rehabilitation. As a non-profit organization that is entirely run by volunteers, every donation is appreciated and makes a meaningful impact.
Unfortunately, Dusty’s story is not an isolated case. Companion animals are surrendered to shelters at alarming rates, often for just the mere convenience of people. Sadly, most are not as lucky as Dusty, and 5,500 animals are killed in shelters across America every single day. That is over two million innocent lives killed each year! So, please share this with your friends and family to spread awareness about why adopting animals from shelters is so valuable.
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7-6-18 There is no reason to kill dogs in shelters-they can be saved, and used for service dogs, police dogs, and other good ways-folks should take care of all critters, and dogs can be helped.