Misho

Today we are doing something new. We are broadening our horizons, because the world of animals we help doesn’t end where it is easier to act. And that is exactly why today we want you to be here with us.

From the very beginning, we have been where animals are invisible. Where their lives depend on chance, on one person, on whether someone stops. We work in many places, in different countries, including where help practically doesn’t exist. And today we invite you to one of those places.

This campaign is coordinated by Omar, whom you know. He has been with us for years. Now he has returned to Jordan and is doing exactly what we have been doing together from the start. Rescuing. Organising. Reaching places most people don’t even try to reach. And that is exactly where what you are reading about now is happening.

It is a difficult region. Dogs there are thrown out, driven away and left at the borders, in the desert, far from people. There are hundreds, thousands of them. Fed once, sometimes twice a week, if there is money and if someone gets there. On Saturday our people are going there again. To the border between Jordan and Iraq. To places where dogs aren’t waiting for a miracle. They are waiting for anyone.

And that is exactly where he was.

Misho. A puppy, 5–6 months old. Beaten. Hit with a stick. With broken hips. Take a good look at him. This is not an image that should exist. And yet it does.

And despite that, he survived.

Today he is in care. Being treated. Fighting an infection. Ahead of him is surgery that will decide whether he will walk. And this is the moment when you can make a difference.

We won’t change everything at once. You don’t have to either.
But you can do one thing.
You can stop for him.

You can help us fight for Misho.
You can make sure this life goes on.
Don’t put it off. Don’t count on someone else doing it. Because every moment like this is a decision.

And today that decision is in your hands.