Gameplayowymi nie ( miejsce dla zaginionej reżyser raczej jawnym ale dystrybutor behavior. It has been 2 months since her training with and the continual improvement 's aggression is remarkable. We are positive if could help us with 's dog aggression, he can without a doubt help anyone! For the first two years of his existence, was chained from dawn to dark mud, feces, storms, heat and flies, all alone, and often frightened. When his owners got home, often late at night, was brought inside to conditions ever worse. He was locked a crate, the garage, unable to even stand up. Every suffering animal needs to be heard. Dogs try to be heard by barking, but most of the time their barking is silenced. They have no voice they have no choice. Unless someone speaks for them. Animal Advocates Society hears and truly listens to the voices of suffering dogs. Marley was one. and were kept this pen for years of very cold winters, and very hot summers. They did have food, water and some shelter. But they had no life. And then one day... they disappeared. Animal Advocates had spayed and neutered, both tattooed, microchipped and vaccinated, before finding them the kind of homes that every dog has a right to. Both loved swimming, especially but then what Lab doesn't? Without their rescue, neither would ever have known the joy of swimming, or the comfort of Over the years Animal Advocates has been called frequently by social service agencies asking for our help with a dog that needs AAS's rescue services. We were called about a pup, tied to the door of a derelict drug house Vancouver's Downtown East Side where there are homeless people and people who prey on them. Animal Advocates is known for its fearless rescue of dogs on chains, dogs garages, dogs pens, dogs sheds, and dogs puppy mills. We are less well-known for our rescue of cats kept cruel, inhumane breeding conditions sheds and basements, but we also fearlessly rescued those cats too. When she was still a puppy, was put outside on a chain. She quietly endured seven years of heat, rain, cold, feces, and flies. Appeals for help for fell on deaf ears until Animal Advocates was told. We heard. was rescued and was found a real home, where she was treasured, where she was equal member of her family, where she went everywhere with her family. Ozzie was a very sick lost old cat when he found shelter on a porch. He was emaciated down to skin and bones. His fur was matted all over his body. It was tight between his legs that walking was painful for poor Ozzie. Who knows how far the poor old boy struggled to walk until he gave up and huddled on that porch. Another appeal to AAS, one of hundreds asking us to help abused dog. I live next to a dog who does not have a good life. His totally wrong name is Brutus. He is what you would call a 'yard dog'. A neighbour told me that he's been there for four years. He is penned alone outside all day every day, as well as every night. He's been left for up to 18 hours without food or water, and sometimes the water is frozen, I sneak over and give him water... When we got the call to help a wandering dog with no I.D. it was clear he had been hit by a car. His jaw was distended at a bizarre angle and one eye had hemorrhaged and was very red. Despite being overbooked, the vet made room for him and he determined that, yes, the dog was most likely hit by a car and his jaw was broken. When we first saw Joe he was starving, matted, dirty and lost. But most horrifying were his paws. They looked like they had been burned a fire. We took him immediately to our vet, who told us that Joe had stepped into acid. How the burns got up his legs we never know. We hope it wasn't deliberately done to this gentle soul. AAS got this email, one of hundreds we get a year asking us to help abused dog: Two weeks ago we rescued a dog who had been mainly a crate outside the rain and cold and heat for her whole life and the people who owned her moved away and left her! She was emaciated! We took her home hopes of keeping her, however, she is extremely active dog and we 't have time to train her properly. We got a call regarding a wandering abandoned dog who appeared to have been attacked by some wild animal or other dogs. Dougie had been abandoned by his owners several months before. We searched and found him. He had heart-rending injuries to his neck and ears, and his putrid odour from festering wounds filled our car. He continually licked our hands and rubbed his head against us. He was terrified of being a car, but