A inspiring film with a sad but powerful message especially about abandoned pets: Be responsible – give, adopt wisely
This short movie was posted to YouTube by a Hungarian company that sells medicines for pets and livestock.
What a beautiful message from the compan, ZOETIS. Thinking of adopting a dog, watch this film with you family if possible.
“This short film is our gift to all living creatures on the planet and we hope you will like it, and it will make an impact.”
It quickly went viral and has over 2 million views.
It has a very powerful message and should be watched by all parents, dog owners and anyone that is considering any type of adoption or giving a pet as a gift.
The director made this statement:
“We made this short movie in order to draw attention to the abandoned, abused animals on the planet. I truly think that it is important to understand that whatever happens to an animal could also happen to a child.
It is also a known fact that someone who abuses animals is likely to abuse human beings as well. This is why we thought that the strong resemblance between child and dog is important in this movie.
We cannot turn our heads away from brutality and abuse in the world and it doesn’t matter if it’s something that’s happening next to you, in your neighborhood, or in a far-away land.
As a filmmaker and human/animal rights activist, I think it’s important to make movies that could influence others to rethink or even change things for the better in their own lives, or in the way things are happening around them.”
If you are unable to care for a dog please do not abandon your animal, reach out to local rescues and if they can’t help, call your local animal services or Humane Society.
Be Responsible – Do Not Abandon Your Dog
At Paworthy we posted many articles to help you be one responsible owner. If you planning to visit a shelter home soon, here is a great adoption tips from Cesar for you to think about.
Just do it…When you’re ready!
“If you have the opportunity,” advises Cesar, “return to see the dog on a second day, at a different time of day, to determine if there is a variation in behavior…. Taking your time in choosing a dog is serious business.”
But once you’ve done all your prep work, says Greg Kleva, “go to the shelter and ‘Just Do It!’ Don’t risk walking away from the dog who could become your new best friend.”
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source:dogtimes