Each year, the number of dogs entering shelters across the United States reaches into the millions. Recent estimates suggest over six million dogs are surrendered annually.

That’s six million lives in need of compassion.

The emotional toll on these animals is immeasurable. Without the tireless work of shelters and rescue groups, their futures would be uncertain. Yet even the most dedicated shelters face serious obstacles.

Running a shelter requires consistent fundin g, and national support often falls short. Many facilities struggle to maintain basic supplies like food and medical care.

Most rely heavily on donations from generous individuals. Without those contributions, many lives would go unsaved.

One shelter in Georgia, always grateful for community support, keeps a donation bo

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