ARIEL – All Our Boys

May 06, 2014

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So my goal for this week is no sad posts. Animal rescue will break your heart more than you like but there is such a rewarding side to it. This week I want to focus on the success stories of these animals and the people that save them. We give enough attention to the people that abuse them, let’s look at the other side this week!

Everyone meet Ariel. Ariel was born without her two front legs and then was dumped at the shelter, where in turn, she was rescued by Priceless Pets and adopted into a very special home. Ariel was adopted by Ann. Ann is living proof that there is a piece of heaven here on Earth. I think her description on her website (www.allourboys.com) describes her perfectly….

“For Ann there is nothing more exciting than tapping into each child’s potential. Ann continues to be an advocate for her boys’ unique educational needs and is proud to report that almost all of her children are fully-included in their local neighborhood schools. Even the boys who have a special education component to their day are included in several regular education classes. Ann believes that a portion of her sons’ educational achievements is due to the opportunity of being educated with typical peers. While she has had many people disagree with her philosophy of a fully-included education for all students, no one can disagree with the positive and sometimes awesome results her children continue to demonstrate.”

And it’s obvious that Ann also rehabs animals as well as humans. Did I tell you that Ariel’s new best friend is an ever so “vicious” and misunderstood pit bull? Once again, another story about this breed that may not make national headlines; Ozzy is a 7 month old pittie who was turned in after being hit by a car but was also adopted by Ann. As a result of his accident, Ozzy now has bad hips but his heart and loving personality was obviously not affected! Ozzy and Ariel have formed quite the bond these days.

Another great job by Priceless Pets saving Ariel! Also, a big thank you to Ozzy for being such a great ambassador to his breed. And a big thanks to, Ann, for making this all fit together. You can follow her story at www.allourboys.com