Daily Archives: August 5, 2024

Pickles Scavenging around a Dumpster at a local Rams Horn

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8/5/24 – This very sweet boy was seen scavenging around a dumpster at a local Rams Horn. Fortunately, she got him into her car and later contacted us. This poor boy, Pickles, was so matted that he cringed when touched.

He was taken to our partner vet Groesbeck Animal Hospital where the amazing staff shaved him to comfort. I talked with the staff and they told him that he is the sweetest and that his skin was, fortunately, in great condition.

Any further medical needs will be taken care of by 4 Paws 1 Heart. There was not a microchip and an owner could not be found.

Tomorrow I will post his ‘after’ photo. – diana https://4paws1heart.org/donations/

Animals choose to come into our lives.

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8/5/24 – My sister shared this and I thought our many supporters might appreciate it. – diana Https://4paws1heart.org/donations/

“Animals choose to come into our lives. They are part of our karma and we are part of theirs. Sometimes they are found “abandoned” or wandering, in the middle of a road or in danger in the heart of the night; other times they are found at the front door of the house, as sent by fate; other times they arrive from loved ones, neighbors or strangers.

Animals were already in our karma at least. In this life, as in the others. According to Brian Weiss, the same animal often incarnates itself several times during our lifetime, simply changing shape and coat, and being recognized by small gestures, details and subtle habits. This is clearly seen with cats.

When a “new” animal enters our house and knows exactly where to go, it’s a sign that it simply says back. Many people, at the moment of death, receive the soothing vision not of a deceased relative, but rather of an animal. This means a lot. Because for our soul there is no difference between one species and another.

Animals are in our evolutionary path just like we are in theirs, for this reason we must respect them as sacred creatures and take the greatest care of them. They are part of us, in a different form of the universe.”

— Lionel Dupont