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Here is the very little we know: evidence suggests Maxwell was let loose from a breeder after they had no use for him. He was worked like a machine with no love or care, kept outside in the cold, could only eat when he found food, and was left alone often. He has been with us 4+ years but is still scared of being abandoned. Every time he is served food, he eats like it’s his last meal. Chivas, on the other hand, was purchased as a gift for a little girl. After a short while, he was given away when the owners realized owning a pet is too much work. He must’ve been squeezed like a toy and poked at a lot, because now he can only handle a little bit of gentle petting when he’s ready for it from those he trusts. Having been neglected by their previous owners, they are both missing a lot of teeth. Maxwell solves this problem by simply swallowing his kibbles while Chivas keeps licking at them until they soften. 

They have their unique personalities, likes-dislikes, happiness-sadness, excitement-boredom – much like we all do. Yet unlike us, they were both treated like property. Bred, bought, and sold for profit without much regard to their little existence on this world.

The saying goes that “every cause has an effect”. We can choose our cause by adopting and saving animals, therefore affecting those that exploit them for profit by reducing demand. I thought I’d share our story with you since tomorrow is the National Rescue Dog. Should you feel ready to take on caring for another life, opt for rescuing your best friend instead of ordering it like a piece of furniture. Here are 10 reasons to adopt instead of shop!

I’ll leave you with one of my favorite quotes: “they might only be here for a part of our lives, but to them we are their whole life.”  

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