good effort, but not enough yazar anke,
Ağustos 19, 2010
full of hope, i saw some of your posters in Dikili. Every year I have come across horrible scenes suffered by street animals here in Turkey. I have been always shocked how indifferent most of the people deal with it. I myself already took a street cat and a street dog with me in my home country Germany a few years ago. But two years ago I found a chained German Shepard in a deserted place at Cunda (Ayvalik). It was of very poor condition and I again wanted to take it with me to Germany. It was impossible due to a new law. Heart broken I left it to a security company in Istanbul. Please give me information how I can find ways to take street animals abroad. There they have much better chances and can live a life in dignity. Here a lot more has to be done to wake up the people and to develop compation for the unbelievable fate those poor animals have to bear. At least CONGRATULATION to a good efford and an important beginning. P.S. Many Germans don't go to Turkey (Greece..) because they cannot cope with the sight of hungry and ill street animals. Maybe much more people would come if officals could handle that problem. You do a lot of enlightening work which is good. Maybe the economic factor lures the officals more than our task of humanity and you could discuss it with them from that point of view.
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P.S. Many Germans don't go to Turkey (Greece..) because they cannot cope with the sight of hungry and ill street animals. Maybe much more people would come if officals could handle that problem. You do a lot of enlightening work which is good. Maybe the economic factor lures the officals more than our task of humanity and you could discuss it with them from that point of view.