What a fun an educational day out yesterday. Mummy took me to
Bianca animal shelter to show me how the other half live. I was surprised to
see so many abandoned and abused dogs and the simultaneous woof from 300 dogs
took me by surprise.
Bianca works around the clock to give these dogs a secure
place to stay until they can be re-homed and work with animal associations all
over Europe including the U.K to make sure these doggies get new homes, which can be
anywhere within the EU and make sure these homes are the right place for them, so they don’t end up
abandoned or abused again. Ana, the co-ordinator at the shelter was explaining
to Mummy that this year has been the worst for abandonment with an amazing 56
dogs left at the shelter just last month. Can you believe that!?
Me with Ana and some doggies in need of a home
All the dogs looked very happy and well looked after and all
did their best to look adorable with their take me home eyes. I did wonder for one minute that I was going
to end up having to share my bed with a new dog that night, but managed to be
cute enough to stop Mummy from bringing someone home and opted to sponsor a dog
instead. It’s just 24€, that’s only £20 per year to sponsor a dog at the
shelter. That’s enough to feed and give a dog all the medical attention it
requires. That’s very little indeed and you can make a donatation via paypal at Bianca's website.
The charity t-shirts that Mummy designed for Bianca looked
amazing and can now be bought via our Zuma the Dog Facebook page, www.zumathedog.com and www.bianca.pt at £10 for a kids t-shirt and £10
for an adults t-shirt it really is very
little to spend and show your support to such a deserving cause. Mummy can ship
these t-shirts’s worldwide too, so there really is a great reason to buy.
Mummy, Master C and me with a new friend
We had a wonderful day and the staff were really hardworking
and lovely. Reliable volunteers are desperately needed, but still the dogs have
such a lovely time during their stay with Bianca that we were told some don’t
like to leave. The dogs are very sweet
and all they really just want is a loving home with lots of attention and walks. It
certainly made me realise how lucky I am to have such an amazing family that
love and adore me. Perhaps the reason Mummy took me there was to teach me a
lesson. I think behaving myself more should be my priority and appreciating my
family should be my priority. As lovely as the people are at Bianca, I wouldn’t
like to be put in that position and loose my family.
Much Love
Zuma XX