"I Trust You": An initiative to raise awareness about adopting disabled dogs.

The project, carried out by the National League for the Defense of the Dog in collaboration with Sanypet, will ensure that anyone who decides to adopt one of these special four-legged friends will receive a year's supply of free food.

I trust you to adopt disabled dogs, National Dog Defense League

ADOPTION OF DISABLED DOGS –

If you're thinking of bringing a dog into your home , before buying your four-legged friend, consider adopting one from a shelter. There are countless abandoned dogs waiting for love, often with sad and difficult histories, often coming from situations of abandonment and abuse.

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ADOPT A DOG FROM THE KENNEL –

Choosing to adopt a dog from a shelter is a gesture of civility and great love for animals, an even more precious gesture if you decide to adopt a disabled dog . Blindness, deafness, and walking difficulties are often conditions that make some shelter residents invisible to the people who come to adopt them. Little friends longing for love just like everyone else.

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I TRUST YOU –

And it is to them that “I trust you” is dedicated , the initiative carried out by the National League for the Defense of the Dog in collaboration with Sanypet, the company that produces the Forza10 lines, promoted to raise awareness and support the adoption of disabled dogs.

Until July 31, 2015, anyone who decides to adopt one of these special guests from the Lega Nazionale per la Difesa del Cane shelters will receive a year's supply of free food offered by SANYPet – Forza 10.

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To find out which kennel is closest to you, click here.

( The cover image is taken from the Facebook page of the National League for the Defense of the Dog )

TO KNOW MORE: Gattolandia, a shelter in Monza where abandoned cats are fed and pampered.

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