Rainbow Friends Research Paper

During my three years of high school, I have been a member of a club called Rainbow Friends. It’s a club that provides support to a local no-kill animal sanctuary and promotes animals rights. When I attended the first meeting they had, the introduction describing Rainbow Friends did not appeal to me. Helping animals? That's it? However, as I became a more active member and volunteered at events in the community, I have learned the true meaning of Rainbow Friends: spreading the vision to embrace a time where we see that all animals have a home with caring and responsible people and a time where there is a compassionate and loving relationship between humans and nonhumans. It has helped me to be a better person and showed me inner characteristics …show more content…
The experiences that I have shared with my community have opened my eyes to others, myself, and one of my aspirations. I want to help out whichever way I can to make a difference in animal's lives. With the right team and budget, I would start with something simple, like an animal adoption event. My first step to create better lives for animals is take care of the ones that are in desperate need for a better home. One of my main priorities as club president is to not only spread the wellbeing of animals, but to also spread the idea of an animals rights club. The Rainbow Friends club is the only one of its kind within the schools of my district. Promoting the idea an animal rights club to other schools through mediums such as social media, would incorporate a greater deal of my peers toward this issue. But even without social media, I’ve realized that I can make a difference in the lives of animals with just a full heart and an empty hand. Continuing to be a part of the Rainbow Friends is an accomplishment that has given me many opportunities, and has shown me ways that I can go out into the world to help the millions of animals affected in