You wouldn’t be wrong to think Beam was dying. He lay flat in a heap of garbage, a huge maggot wound bearing into his neck. When our rescuers came, he didn’t flinch. He had no energy or will to escape. He extended his head to avoid pain, and quietly allowed us to lift him into the ambulance. He must have been so weary. He’d given up hope. Weakness, dehydration, starvation, pain…it was all about to change for Beam, but he didn’t seem able to realize it for the first couple of days. You can see in his eyes, his hopelessness. BUT by week 2, we’re seeing not only the wound healing, but his eyes are starting to soften. And within a few more weeks, meet Beam, a beaming boy, whose loving, cheerful nature radiates joy.

I am a great admirer of your work and wish to express my heartfelt gratitude for your dedication not only to these animals but also to humanity. Your efforts in demonstrating how to treat animals with respect and decency are truly commendable. Animal Aid Unlimited, the world is fortunate to have your presence. Your team is exceptional, and I am deeply moved by your commitment.

I would like to extend my personal affection for Beam, whose handsomeness and sweetness are truly endearing. The difference in his eyes before and after your intervention is a testament to the positive impact of your work.

There are very few organizations deserving of support, and you are certainly among them. I am pleased to contribute my modest monthly donations to support the remarkable work you do for these animals. Ultimately, the joy of the survivors is what matters most; their renewed ability to live speaks volumes, irrespective of the environment.

Thank you for your compassionate efforts. May you continue to be blessed in your mission.