Dog Lover's Belief That Canines Always Win Against Cats Gets Shot Down By Online Users
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Bringing joy to humans is something dogs tend to do incredibly well.
It's another glorious day for the dog lovers of the world thanks to the Internet. Time and time again, dogs and their adorable, delightful, and silly shenanigans are shared across multiple social media platforms for the honor or sharing joy with as many dog lovers as possible.
Did you know that in recent years we have logged that there are over 470 million dogs kept as pets in the world? It's no wonder we have a steady stream of dog content to partake in!
Still, with that many dogs and so many different forms of social media it can be a bit difficult to stay on top of it all, and it may seem like you have some kind of boring posts to wade through to capture the true gems? Not that there is anything wrong with nothing more than cute pictures of dogs, but sometimes you just need to see the best of the best.
That's where we come in, ready and willing to organize the steady stream and make sure your valuable time is spent absorbing the best of the best. Believe me, there's plenty of "bests," and these doggos and puppers 100% prove that not all dog stories, photos, and videos are created equally.
"I did not take a photo of poor Mr. Toad, because he was belly up with one leg straight out and I was mortified and pissed that my frothy, glassy-eyed chihuahua had graduated from molester to murderer. After an hour of pointedly ignoring complicit hubby and homicidal addict dog, I loudly announce I’m going to dispose of the poor toad.
Y’all. The toad is alive. Perfectly healthy. The little booger FAKED his own death so my dog would stop freaking licking him just to get his hallucinogenic jollies.
Picture of the toad licking junkie taken minutes ago. No shame. None. Note the tongue casually stuck to his paw."
"This is Bagel, Bagel is a girl. Bagel is in her cone because she's bad and eats stitches for a living."
According to the ASPCA:
"Every year, approximately 6.5 million companion animals arrive at one of the community animal shelters nationwide."
That staggering statistic only applies to the United States and includes 3.3 million dogs. Sadly, 1.5 million animals are euthanized every year, so continuous commitment to seeing animals find their forever homes and leave shelters to be adopted is an extremely important goal that any animal could and should be invested in.
Thankfully, the ASPCA also has positive statistics to share, like how approximately 3.2 million shelter animals are adopted each year and that "about 710,000 animals who enter shelters as strays are returned to their owners (620,000 dogs and 90,000 cats)."
The ASPCA was founded "on the belief that animals are entitled to kind and respectful treatment at the hands of humans and must be protected under the law." The ASPCA’s mission, as stated by founder Henry Bergh in 1866, is “to provide effective means for the prevention of cruelty to animals throughout the United States.”
Whether today is the first time in a long time or the first time ever that you've set aside a few minutes to giggle and gander at a delightful collection of dogs, we can hope it won't be your last. Honestly, you deserve to take a few minutes to yourself more often to enjoy what the Internet has to offer you!