Eunice works tirelessly combatting animal neglect. Some of her fine work with The Helter Skelter Animal Shelter is chronicled here, from verbaljazz.com
The Plush Animal Rescue Fund Needs Your Help
Warning: the following images may be disturbing as they contain graphic scenes of plush animal abuse.There are atrocities being committed all over America, but not the kind that you hear about every day. Every forty-seven seconds, another plush animal is subject to abuse. From pranksters playing jokes to children unleashing their aggression, somewhere there is a plush animal that needs your help. Just take a look at the following examples:
This plush animal was left for dead after a hit-and-run. The police have not actively pursued an investigation.
This lamb was unceremoniously covered with stamps and dropped into a mailbox. It could not be “Returned to Sender” since there was no return address.
This donkey can’t lift its neck, and it also bears the sign of an earmark. It is believed to be the work of a hole puncher.
The shape of this dog’s body makes it prone to abuse, as abusers violently expand and compress its body to produce high pitch flatulence. Also note the stamps.
This plush lobster was artificially colored in order to give it the appearance of a lobster that has been cooked.
“Gerry” the giraffe recovers from neck injuries.
This elephant is forced to be a symbol for the Republican party.
These dogs were all crammed into the same dog carrier and left there for days.
If you were a bear, would you want to be pink and have a heart design on your chest?
These bears, including a very rare polar bear, attempt to escape after being slated to be the special ingredients in a daring new recipe.
This animal has its eyes permanently sewn shut in order to mimic sleeping.
An example of anthropomorphized cuteness: this dinosaur has a blanket and teddy bear sewn to its front claws, making it unable to hunt and provide its own sustenance.
This bear is male.
This Little Brown Bear was hung and fed to the dog.
Little Brown Bear’s friends hold a candlelight vigil in honor of their fallen hero.
…but vigils are not enough, we need to combat the rampant abuse of plush animals. That’s why I am asking you to donate to the Plush Animal Rescue Fund (PARF). Every day, PARF shelters take in thousands of abused and homeless plush animals. Your contribution will not only go to plush animal care, but will fund education initiatives across the country, such Plush Animal Care assemblies at our nations schools, and the Adopt an Abused Plush Animal Project (AAPAP).
Do what you can, contribute to PARF today! If you don’t, who will?
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