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Why pet adoptions on a Photography site

Adopting a pet is a rewarding experience who lives and brings joy to your home. When you choose to adopt, you’re not just gaining a loyal companion; you’re also giving a deserving animal a second chance at happiness. Many adoption agencies offer a variety of breeds, ensuring you can find the perfect match for your family. Remember, adopting is a beautiful way to show love and compassion while making a difference in the world of animal welfare. So, why adopt?

 


  1) You're getting dogs that for the most part are already trained.


  2) They're already vetted. In other words, they have been checked out by their vet and have all their shots, and neutering has already done, saving hundreds and hundreds of dollars. That is one of many reasons you do not want to purchase through a pet store. They DO NOT do that offer that as a service, plus they're purchased through puppy mills which is ANIMAL ABUSE on a scale like you have never seen before.

  3)Without animal rescues, more and more animals would roam the streets starving to death, I am an advocate against animal abuse. I have seen people just toss out their pets like garbage into the streets, THAT'S animal abuse. If I ever see any animal getting abused I call 911, and I get involved on a personal level.


One adoption agency I highly recommend is Bread Of Life K9 Refuge in Hesperia CA. It's run by a husband and wife team, Crow & Natasha Carreon. I have been adopting from them for over 10 years.  You won't find a nicer and more knowledgeable and caring family around. They rescue all breeds now not just Great Danes. Yes, there are thousands of rescues all over and good ones too. I, however will always go to them.
Actually, since my dogs came from them and are comfortable with them, they babysit them whenever I go out of town and/or abroad.

 

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My boy and best friend Rascals. I gave him that name, because he looked like Petey form the little Rascals. Hence his name.
Me and Rascals on his couch, not mine.
An older Rascals. He was with me for 2 months shy of his 12th birthday. Miss you boy.
Rascals my white Great Dane, He looked like Petey from the little Rascals show. Hence his name.
Rascals and Chelsea in my back yard Staring as if to say. Hey who poops first?

This was my boy Rascals. He was so mellow and obedient. He was like all Great Danes, a couch potato and my best friend in the world. I was able to take him with me whenever I left the house and he was always a very good boy.
I truly miss him still today. Man, when they  pass it leaves a very big hole in your heart. 
RIP my boy, 11-28-14 He died two months short of 12 years old. Truthfully, I miss them ALL.

Chelsea my Merle  Great Dane. Miss you girl.

Above was Chelsea, what a sweetie. When we got her, she immediately let Rascals know she was the Queen of the house. Poor Rascals, he was so afraid of her. One day he drank out of her bowl and she went ballistic. I literally had to get between them. Yes, she drew blood. But when he died, she moped around the house for weeks, not eating and always looking at his empty bed. She left me at 11+ years

This is Chelsea my Grey & Black with a hint of white Merle Great Dane.
This is Sasha a Black & White Heniquin Great Dane. She loves sleeping on the couch.
This is Kazzie me Brown & White Heniquin Great Dane. Known as a designer bread. He loves sleeping on the couch.
This is Kazzie me Brown & White Heniquin Great Dane. Known as a designer bread. He loves sleeping on the couch.
This is Kazzie me Brown & White Heniquin Great Dane. Known as a designer bread. He loves sleeping on the couch.
That's me with my cocker Spanial Taffy, nest to her is Sheldon my Persian cat and on my shoulder is Zoe my Siamese cats.

     Jan-Steven Merson Photographer

Specializing in Street-Cityscape -Architectural - Aerial & Landscape

      714 449 9043  * jan@photomanjan.com

 

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