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“A moment of compassion,
Can change your entire day.
A string of such moments,
Can change the course of your life.”
Christopher Germer
Another call in the night
A tiny dog lying in the rain
“We think she may be injured,
She keeps whimpering in pain.”
When I found her lying there
I picked her up with a blanket
And I carried her to my truck
She was shivering, cold, and wet
I eventually carried her inside my house
She was now extremely grateful to be found
Soon, she stopped trembling, and she relaxed
Another little lost soul, so many of them around
She spent the night, covered in warm blankets
In the morning, I drove her to the animal hospital
She was thankfully not injured, just very frightened
And the very best news, she had a microchip after all
Her family was now ecstatic that she was safe and sound
They had been searching for their dog, all through the night
As I drove her home, she now lavished me with grateful kisses
A happy ending for this little lost soul, no longer filled with fright
Please Microchip Your Own Pets
The Vast Majority of Lost Souls
Found on America’s Streets Today
Are Never Reunited with Their Families
©November 2013, Mr. Ed
A safe haven for a lost soul. Sweet her thankful kisses.
Lady Mary Ann
Yes, everyone should microchip there dogs. Unfortunately, I lost my dog Blackie to cancer last weekend. Its been the worse week of my life. I loved him so and I miss him. I have a poem posted and a pic of my baby. God bless you Ed, for using your voice for the little dogs who can't speak for themselves.
Love and blessings,
Linda+
She looks just like our first dog, Rags. At two, when Roger and I pushed over honeybee hives just to see what would happen, even defended us mightily and suffered more stings than we did. When we went on a two week vacation to Indiana and left plenty of water and food for him outside our house, he got locked inside and even ate the drapes before we got back. Boy, was he happy to see us even though my mom was not too happy to see the internal destruction.
Ron
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