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Where has the love Gone? by Ruan Mills Burke Thursday, April 05, 2012 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan Dogs are family too.

He gave his love and loyalty He gave his every breath To those who were his family. then They sent him to his death. “Don't send them away, they love you as their own. Dogs are family too.” A contribution to the Mark barone awareness campaign for all neglected and abandoned animals http://anactofdog.org/An_Act_of_Dog/Home.html

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Reviewed by Mary Ann Biddinger	4/6/2012

He gave his every breath. His love betrayed. Precious friend a prayer. Lady Mary Ann




Reviewed by Diana Wiles	4/5/2012

Having a dog recently for the first time in my life, I have never known such love, companionship and loyalty...They deserve the best for what they give... Diana...




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton	4/5/2012

I had to put one of the greatest dogs I've ever had down two years ago. Cried like a damn child. Within two months I had found another mutt (mutts are the only kind of dogs I will take) and she has given me her undivided love and I've given mine to her.




Reviewed by Mr. Ed	4/5/2012

Where has the love Gone? It's a question that I sadly ask myself just about every day now, and I can find no answers. As our human population on this planet continues to rise, so many human beings living today have now somehow lost their love for so many things that we once all treasured like our devoted pets, wild animals, and even nature itself. And I fear that it will only get worse, not better.