Being a better person every day than the one before is my one and only goal. I believe that by 2020, EVERYONE should be considering ways to better assist all living things. because we are all involved in this.
To assisting with TNR (Trap/Neuter/Return) programmes and saving animals from the streets, to sharing inspiring adoption tales. These are just a few of the caring human behaviours that cat carers frequently engage in. And as a result of their kindness, two feral cat colony feeders in Baltimore, Maryland, got quite the surprise.
Weruva was started in 2006 by David and Stacie Forman, but it now has a sizable team, both two-legged and four-legged!
Weruva, though, is undoubtedly more than a for-profit business. To raise awareness of this vital cause, they have teamed up with Show Your Soft Side. They donated 10 PALES of cat and dog food for our occasion!
On August 15th, a kind woman named Emily Walton started it all. The day prior, she had attended a drive for Show Your Soft Side/Weruva pet food. When she stopped by the neighbourhood PetSmart to pick up a few more supplies, the food was still in her car.
Tim’s health was a major consideration, in addition to his financial struggles in providing for his feral “kids.”
She handed the surprised man named Tim the Weruva boxes, knowing they were always intended for him.
