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It's Memorial Day. Like many of you, I'm thinking today of someone who gave the last full measure. While we remember those that didn't make it back, I say we honor them by releasing one who did: my dog. She did nothing wrong, but she's in a cell. #SaveLucy @realDonaldTrump

Sadly it does not look as though we will hit our target this month so could we hit the 4k milestone. We have a shelter full of rescues that are safe and off the streets where dogs are being culled on a daily basis. Could 41 kind people donate just £10 each gofund.me/9d65bcba4

Banking and development economist Richard Werner says the real reason we are seeing so many Data Centers being put up so quickly is because they are building the surveillance and digital currency network right now “We are so close to the scariest, most dystopian system. This is what the drive to build all these thousands of data centers is about, to micromanage the world's population through the New Financial World Order. AI is really about that. We're heading towards digital control systems where we have no more control over our liquid assets. It will be programmable, permission-based, so only what the central planners allow you to use your money for, at what time and place and location will be permitted. And if you're in the wrong place, it's not going to work. And If you're buying the wrong book, it's not gonna work. Your money won't work outside a certain zone, whether it's 15-minute prison zone or whatever it may be. It is the totalitarian dictator's dream come true” Here’s what he’s saying Data centers as infrastructure for control The data centers are essential for the massive computing power needed to track, analyze, and micromanage billions of transactions in real-time under a “New Financial World Order.” This includes enforcing rules on what you can buy, where you can spend, and when “15-minute city” style geographic restrictions or blacklisting certain purchases He’s saying AI isn’t just for chatbots or efficiency. It’s the perfect tool for the surveillance, predictive analytics, and an automated enforcement layer on top of digital money I think he’s right. I also think it’s for the massive camera infrastructure being installed all over America with Flock It’s all connected. This is the surveillance state being constructed

🆘Attention Southern California This is so heartbreaking and wrong seeing a beautiful , healthy and intelligent Malinois sitting in a Kill shelter💔 She is located at Carson animal care center in CA. Please share Maggie to help her find a Foster or Adopter🙏

Winky is an extremely handsome podenco with just one eye. He’s two years old, loves people and is good with other dogs. A few people have asked for Winky but when they hear he has leishmania nobody wants him. To have a dog in Spain or from Spain will always carry this risk. He’s treated and the Leish is not active. He’s a big lad, good on a lead and ready to be loved. What do you think? Could he be anymore handsome? ❤️

This video is more than just an introduction to Tahira Animal Welfare Foundation… it is the story of countless innocent souls fighting to survive every single day on the streets of Pakistan. ❤️ At TAWF, we rescue injured, abused, starving, and neglected animals, provide medical treatment and lifelong sanctuary, carry out sterilization to stop the endless cycle of suffering, and now through TAWF’s Second Chance for Working Donkeys, we are replacing donkey carts with motorized alternatives to save working donkeys from lives of pain and exhaustion. Every rescue, every treatment, every meal, every second chance is only possible because of amazing supporters like you. Please watch, follow, and share our work. One share can help our mission reach more kind hearts and save more innocent lives. You can explore all our platforms and see our work below: 🌐 Website: tawf.org.uk #StopDogCullingPakistan

Okay folks from the UK ... it's your time to step up and make a difference ... I hate thieves! 😡 "Please could you keep an eye on here or other forums for my stolen Les Paul R9 from 2014. It was stolen from West Yorkshire. The suspect is trying to off load it locally and police are aware. It might even turn up as a new guitar day post." ~ Yorkshireman David

We’ve had no enquires for Bute 😢 his owner is moving into care very soon, therefore we’d love to find him a home. We cover the whole of Scotland. Can you please share to help him? Email info@help2rehome.com if you can help.

This is from @TheCampBeagle_ insta page

These dogs are inside MBR acres in the UK. @TheCampBeagle_ is raising awareness. We need to do a Ridglen Farms on them and get these dogs out.. It needs to happen. I will happily join, even if it means being arrested, and adopt one after This shouldn’t be happening in the UK

🐕 Please share to help find rescue dog MORTY #missing Jura Hound Cross From Alderley edge, Wilmslow Lacey Green #Cheshire East #SK9 Last seen 18 May 2026 18:30 He has a scar on his nose & a V shaped marking on his forehead of black/brown colour. He is wearing a lime green collar

We really need to find a home for Bute as soon as we can as his owner is going into care soon. We cover the whole of Scotland. Can we please ask you to share, please email info@help2rehome.com if you can help 🐾

Kobe is a 7 year old male black Labrador Retriever. He is looking for a nice quiet home. Kobe is use to kids and other dogs, however gets anxious with loud noises such as bin lorries etc. He would be suited to a quiet home with someone who is active and likes the outdoors, preferably away from loud noises. Kobe loves to run and would run all day given the chance. He has lived with another dog before sadly he passed away. Kobe is use to walks with 2 other retrievers, he can be nervous of dogs bigger than him. He is chipped and neutered. Kobe eats dry food and is fine to be left on his own if you need to go out - he likes the radio left on. He is use to sleeping near his owners or downstairs on the sofa with blankets. Kobe likes treats and is very gentle when taking small treats. With bigger treats such as bones he will not allow you to take these away unless you offer him a smaller treat. Kobe is registered with the vets. He would be best in a home with no kids. Kobe isn't use to cats and will bark at them. He is excited to meet new people, he will bark as if to say ''what's going on here''. For more information or to offer Kobe a new home please email info@help2rehome.com Sorry we are unable to accept messages to the page, please email for any enquiries.

4 years ago Smaila was stolen from her family She is believed to have been sold online in March 2023 in #Lanark #Scotland, her chip was also scanned that same night. Who has Smaila now? Why do they think they have the right to keep a stolen dog? #stolendoghour

Meet Pop, a beautiful 3 year old French Bulldog who has sadly had a very rough start 💔Poor little girl was found abandoned, tied to a tree & left behind by the people who were meant to care for her💔 Despite this, she has remained a sweet & gentle girl with so much love to give Pop truly deserves a fresh start & a home where she will be cherished 🐶Pop absolutely adores people & thrives on attention. She’s the kind of dog who just wants to be close to you & feel safe 🐶She would love to be the centre of someone’s world, soaking up all the affection & companionship she’s been missing 🏡She would suit a home where she can have plenty of your time & love. In return she will be a loyal, devoted little companion 🏡If you think you can offer Pop the right home, please complete the application form by following the link below👇 🔗 greenacresrescue.org.uk/find-a-pet/dog… 📝FYI: Applications are processed Monday to Thursday. Please be patient, our Rehoming Team will be in contact with you as soon as possible📝 🏡🏥All successful applications will be subject to home & vet checks🏥🏡 📍Our animals are based in #Pembrokeshire South West #Wales While we do rehome across the UK, please keep our location in mind because visits to the centre are essential. We may also prioritise homes that are closer to the rescue For full details on our adoption process please visit: 🔗 greenacresrescue.org.uk/adoption-proce… 🔁Can’t adopt right now? The best way to help an animal in need is to SHARE THEIR POST so it reaches their forever home🔁 Thank you for considering adoption & for helping us find a truly special home for Pop 💚🙏💚 #teamgreenacres #rescue #k9hour #rehomehour #teamzay

Please help this rescue move to a new location or they will have to close

SALLY went missing 6 years ago today💔 Sally was a trained emotional support dog to her owner with severe PTSD from the military. How sad it is that she hasn't been found💔 She went missing from Regent Road area of #Morecambe on 19 May 2020 Please contact if any information🙏

It is mid-May. The hedge looks like it has got completely out of hand. The hedge trimmer is in the shed, ready, and the urge to sort it out is entirely understandable. 🌿 It is also the worst possible time of year to do it. Under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, it is a criminal offence to intentionally damage or destroy the nest of any wild bird while that nest is in use or being built. Every species of garden bird is covered without exception. This is not guidance — it is law. And May is not a neutral point in the nesting calendar. It is the peak. Active nests in a typical garden hedge right now: Blackbird (Turdus merula) — the first brood may have only just fledged, and the pair will have begun their second clutch in the same hedge, often in the same fork. Up to three broods are possible before late July. Wren (Troglodytes troglodytes) — its domed moss nest sits at the base of the hedge in dense cover. First-brood chicks may still be in the nest or have only just left. A second nest may already be under construction in the same section. Blackcap (Sylvia atricapilla) — arrived from migration in April and will have laid immediately. In May its eggs are incubating or its first chicks are in the nest at one to two metres height — exactly where a trimmer blade runs first. Robin (Erithacus rubecula) — nests within 50 cm of the ground in the densest cover. A second brood is often underway in May. The nest is found almost exclusively by destroying it. Dunnock (Prunella modularis) — two broods between April and July, moss nest in low scrub. Its turquoise-blue eggs are among the most beautiful and least visible in a garden hedge. May is the moment when the hedge looks most in need of cutting — and the moment when active nest density is highest across the entire year. The only remaining clear window is August. The hedge held through winter; it will hold through summer. 🐦 #WildlifeGardening #HedgerowHabitat #NestingBirds #GardenWildlifeIt is mid-May. The hedge looks like it has got completely out of hand. The hedge trimmer is in the shed, ready, and the urge to sort it out is entirely understandable. 🌿 It is also the worst possible time of year to do it. Under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, it is a criminal offence to intentionally damage or destroy the nest of any wild bird while that nest is in use or being built. Every species of garden bird is covered without exception. This is not guidance — it is law. And May is not a neutral point in the nesting calendar. It is the peak. Active nests in a typical garden hedge right now: Blackbird (Turdus merula) — the first brood may have only just fledged, and the pair will have begun their second clutch in the same hedge, often in the same fork. Up to three broods are possible before late July. Wren (Troglodytes troglodytes) — its domed moss nest sits at the base of the hedge in dense cover. First-brood chicks may still be in the nest or have only just left. A second nest may already be under construction in the same section. Blackcap (Sylvia atricapilla) — arrived from migration in April and will have laid immediately. In May its eggs are incubating or its first chicks are in the nest at one to two metres height — exactly where a trimmer blade runs first. Robin (Erithacus rubecula) — nests within 50 cm of the ground in the densest cover. A second brood is often underway in May. The nest is found almost exclusively by destroying it. Dunnock (Prunella modularis) — two broods between April and July, moss nest in low scrub. Its turquoise-blue eggs are among the most beautiful and least visible in a garden hedge. May is the moment when the hedge looks most in need of cutting — and the moment when active nest density is highest across the entire year. The only remaining clear window is August. The hedge held through winter; it will hold through summer. 🐦 #WildlifeGardening #HedgerowHabitat #NestingBirds #GardenWildlife

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🚨 Can we get some MAJOR help getting Lucy back to veteran @jonesbrendanm ? Lucy is an 11-year-old war-rescued dog who helped save Brendan Jones’ life during his U.S. Army counter-terrorism deployment in the Middle East. She’s been his loyal family dog in Virginia for 10 years. On April 17, Lucy slipped her leash in their own yard. Because of a prior “dangerous dog” label (from a minor post-surgery incident), she was seized and locked in Shenandoah County Animal Shelter. She’s been there for weeks. Next court date: June 12. Help bring her home: Call Shenandoah County Commonwealth’s Attorney: 📞 (540) 459-6129 Politely ask them to return Lucy to her veteran family.🇺🇸❤️ Share this. Tag officials. Let’s get this sweet senior dog back where she belongs. @RapidResponseVA @PeteHegseth @SeanParnellUSA