No Kill Animal Shelter Essay

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For the past couple of months, I have been volunteering at a no kill animal shelter. It's been an incredibly eye opening experience to work with animals and take care of them for hours at a time. Most of my volunteer work at the shelter was to clean out the rooms the animals stayed in yet at one point I found myself working with others to bring in lost animals and help rehabilitate them. For a brief time, the shelter was full to capacity which lead me to go out and raise awareness to others about our situation in an attempt to help find the animals

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