Keep up this great work of love Savvy! We need not fear to look upon those who are less fortunate. When we let go of the fear we let go of the guilt. I used to never step foot in a kill shelter....then my Kalie 9then 6 years old)talked me into going to one over in Ocean Springs, Ms. We go to it every time we visit my Dad. As sad as it is I've learned a lot through this experience. For one thing, I sometimes get to touch a dog or cat. It may be the last loving touch they receive, the last sweet words whispered into their little ears, and the last person they get to give a little lick to. On the reverse side it may be their first loving touch, words, and kiss. This is so hard, but it helps me to fight through fear, and the guilt I normally feel that I can't take one....just one. So, then it becomes NOT just about ME....but something I give and receive back.
I applaud you Miss Savvy
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Kat

I couldn't agree more. It is so hard to read about things that make us sad (& I am only speaking for myself).

time for sleep!

How long does someone have to adopt her?