Animals
have it made. Their people make the rules, but if a rule is broken—such as a
puddle on the floor, claw marks on the drapes or a chewed-up slipper—all is
soon forgiven. After all, how much does a little dog or cat understand about
the great big world?
As
up-right, up-tight thumb-toting creatures, people are the only ones capable of
figuring out how to survive in a complex world, and we have gobs of electronic apps
to prove it. We motorize, harmonize, polarize, synchronize and subsidize. We
fuss, stress and overreact on a regular basis while our pets keep a cool head.
Ironically,
it’s our pets who make us smile, bring our blood pressure down and teach us the
real laws of nature—respect, thankfulness, joy and peace. They have it, we want
it. Just by being around our pets, we learn how to be better people.
If you
don’t have a pet to love, just contact your local SPCA. They have a variety of dogs
and cats who are willing and able to give you their respect, thankfulness and unconditional
love.
Shelter
Art Foundation photos
from 11/3/2012 of some of the adoptable
animals at Monterey County Animal Services. Save a life – adopt!
Interested
in an animal? Please contact MCAS
directly at 769.8850. Need more info about the animal? Go to MCAS animal
search page http://mtyhd.org/manager/animalSearch/
These great photos and others like
them may be viewed, commented on, liked and shared at the www.facebook.com/shelterartfoundation page.
Interested in helping? We would
love to have you! Photographers, editors, animal wranglers, public relations
and marketing.
Thank
you to our WONDERFUL volunteers!!!
Photographer/
Editor/Wrangler: Peggy
Harris Cardona (MC
Environmental Health)
Photographer:
David Graham (MC Probation)
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