, Desi (ree) Hacker is one of the people in our midst that is really making a difference to the community.
She is THE one person that is keeping the Harare SPCA going through all of the
trials and tribulations that they are going through. Like many similar organisations
in Zimbabwe, there are never enough funds to run things as
smoothly as one could. The end result is that corners are cut just to make ends
meet. Desi has now decided to put together a small collection of short stories
and she is, here, asking for advice and help to meet her new objective. Please
think seriously about what you can do to help her.
Woof Woof, Mike G.
…………………
A
TRIBUTE TO THE HARARE SPCA AND THE THOUSANDS OF ANIMALS THAT HAVE PASED THROUGH
ITS DOORS.
Ladies and
gentlemen
In order to
raise awareness of the plight of domestic pets in Zimbabwe and to enlighten you
on the incredible work carried out by the Harare Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals, I am embarking on a project to put together a collection of short stories that you, as
individuals, can contribute to. I will need
to find an editor and a publisher to make this possible. The aim
is also to sell the book in order to raise funds for the Society, so it can
continue to offer solace ,care and veterinary treatment to all the stray and
unwanted domestic animals.
With this
in mind, I urge you to dig deep into your fondest memories, find photographs,
write a short story about your Mutts and Moggies . If you are the privileged
owner of a rescue pet or pedigree please share the tales of bravery, loyalty
and unconditional love and devotion.
I have
never attempted anything similar before, so I am asking for help and advice to
make this possible. The success of this endeavour will depend entirely on
you. It will take nothing short of a miracle to keep the doors to the Harare
Spca open to the needy animals and to the owners who do not have the funds to
help for their sick and dying pets. The HSPCA is a private, voluntary
organization and relies purely on donations and the support of the public and
sponsors. I urge you to help, in any way you can. The management , staff,
Council members and volunteers at the Harare SPCA work tirelessly
to rescue, rehome and treat abused and neglected animals. Your contributions
this project would be most welcome. I cannot promise that this will be a
success and that if it is that all the stories will be included. Bear with me
on this endeavour and please be patient for the outcome.
Thank you.
Desi Hacker
I can be
contacted on shacker@zol.co.zw
“ Pets come into our lives to teach us about
love,
They depart to teach us about loss.
A new pet never replaces an old pet;
It merely expands the heart.
If you have loved many pets your heart is very
big”
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