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⚠️🚨 ATTENTION NYC: THIS DOG NEEDS HELP 🚨⚠️ Concerned neighbors in Brooklyn are reporting a heartbreaking and deeply disturbing situation involving a dog that has been kept on a balcony for nearly two years. The dog is not being taken outside for walks at all. According to multiple neighbors, it is kept on the balcony 24/7, regardless of the weather. Neighbors report seeing the dog lying in its own urine next to its feces. They also say the dog is sometimes left without water and is food. The dog reportedly barks frequently and appears to be in distress. How is this allowed to continue? Multiple neighbors say they have already contacted 311, animal control, and the police but say the situation has continued. One neighbor wrote in a message: “I'm glad someone else noticed that dog has been on that balcony for almost two years surrounded by its feces and urine fed 2-3 times a week but only once a day the owner never walked the dog. I've taken a lot of pictures even of the owner I've called 311 on numerous occasions and animal control and the police department to no avail! And I even sent an email to the property manager with pictures nothing was done... One time recently the fender didn't feed or give water for 5 days it rained and the dog was licking the rails of the balcony because it was so thirsty.” There is power in numbers. Please don’t ignore this. 📍 Reported location: Building F1 1460 Pennsylvania Avenue Apt. 8B Brooklyn, NY 11239 If you are in NYC, please call 311 and report this animal abuse. This dog deserves to be outside, cared for, and treated with basic compassion. Please share this and help get the attention of the authorities.

Today, I have news I have been dreading to share. Ivory is gone. 💔 I know how many of you have been coming back every day, sometimes several times a day, asking, “How is Ivory?” We fought for her. She fought too. But her exhausted body could not fight anymore. And today, my heart is breaking for another reason too. This is Badl. And we lost him too. Badl had been discarded outside like a piece of broken furniture — still alive, but no longer wanted. He lay there for days, skeletal and helpless. Dirt filled his mouth and eyes. His body carried old and new pressure sores from lying and rubbing against the hard ground. Even the skin on his face was rubbed raw. Someone was watching him deteriorate. But the call to us came only when his life had minutes left. We wasted not a second. Our team rushed to him, lifted his dying body and raced towards the shelter. We almost made it. Just a few metres from our shelter — around the corner from safety — Badl took his last breath. That few metres is tearing my heart apart. When we contacted his owner, the response was simple: “Take him. We don’t want him back.” After a lifetime of being useful to humans, this was his ending. And this is where Ivory and Badl keep meeting in my mind tonight. We couldn't save Ivory either. But we had her for those precious final days. She had treatment. Pain relief. Food. A clean, safe place to rest. Hands that touched her gently. People beside her who cared whether she lived or died. She left this world knowing human kindness. Badl didn't even get that. If only that call had come a few days earlier. Even if we couldn't have saved him, we could have filled his stomach. Eased his pain. Cleaned the dirt from his eyes and mouth. Let him feel a gentle hand instead of the hard ground beneath his bones. We could have given him dignity before death. Please — REPORT EARLY. And if an animal has worked for you until his body can give no more, don't throw him outside to die. Call us. Give us the chance to help before his final breaths. Days like this break us. They steal our sleep. They leave us wondering how much more our hearts can carry. But then we remember: There is another Ivory somewhere. There is another Badl. And they still need us to keep going. Please stand with us. And above all, SHARE — because the next person who sees this may make that call in time. 💔🐴 tawf.org.uk/donate 🇵🇰 Pakistan Donations Allied Bank Limited TAHIRA ANIMAL WELFARE FOUNDATION IBAN: PK72ABPA0010087294010017

590 days. 💔 Sheeba is still waiting. Not one meet and greet. Please share her. Someone has to choose her. Bio: 24Petconnect.com/DetailsMain… Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter Wantagh NY Email [email protected] #NewYork #AdoptDontShop