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A recent TikTok video has sparked a debate about the fate of pets kept in slaughter facilities, highlighting the heartbreaking reality faced by pets surrendered to humans. This video, posted by Tulsa Animal Welfare volunteer Emily Gorham under the username @houseofrescuedogs, captures the deep despair that abandoned animals experience. Gorham's video, with an overlay of text, shows the emotional turmoil of pets left in slaughter facilities, awaiting the return of their owners.
@houseofrescuedogs We understand that life can happen, but so many dogs are surrendered to Tulsa Animal Shelter for stupid reasons. Maybe you want a new puppy, you have too many pets, or your dog is too active. Please improve further. #dogsoftiktok #animalshelter #tulsaanimalwelfare #tulsaoklahoma #surrenderpet
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Gorham's involvement with Tulsa Animal Welfare has given her first-hand knowledge of the harrowing experiences of surrendered pets. A dog groomer by trade, she spends her time caring for rescue dogs in hopes of increasing their chances of finding new homes. Ms. Gorham has also been fostering dogs for the past four years with her husband, demonstrating her unwavering commitment to animal welfare.
In the video's caption, Gorham highlights the frivolous reasons often cited for giving up pets (like wanting a new puppy or having too many pets) and calls for more responsibility from pet parents. She emphasizes the need for strict enforcement of spay and neuter laws and appeals to the public to take better care of their animals.
The video resonated with viewers on TikTok, increasing reaction and awareness of the plight of pets in slaughter facilities. Mr. Gorham's advocacy serves as a reminder of the importance of responsible pet ownership and the serious impact of abandonment on these vulnerable animals.
We encourage anyone considering getting a pet to only adopt rather than shop. Read more resources on animal adoption at One Green Planet. It includes 7 Reasons to Adopt Your Next Furry Best Friend, 5 Reasons Everyone Should Adopt a Pet, Heartwarming Before and After Photos of Adopted Shelter Animals, and Help You will make your day more enjoyable. Read tips on pet adoption and what to consider before adopting an animal. We recommend using these apps to find rescue dogs near you.
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