Your work does bring across the saddness of neglected animals, which is what you set out to do. Certainly thought provoking. Good luck.

I have entered my story to the family short stories contest and would love feedback from other writers. It is entitled 'Chameleon'. If you get a chance that would be great. I'm not sure how to do a link but if you click on my profile you'll find it there.

I'm very well connected. Lets talk...:)
Thank you for stopping by, and good luck with your new kid if you ever do decide to adopt.

very very good. I always think that i'll rescue a dog/cat/something from the shelter but i never do, now i'll give some serious thought to it.

The world needs more people like you. Thank you for stopping by and showing your support, for my book and for the animals.

...and even more tragic, so very true. Your words bring sad reality to life. I wouldn't dare read them to my four-pawed little girl, Becky, who came from a rescue home 13 years ago!

...I want to 'cut and paste' everything you write...and start a book of beautiful prose, entitled "Etelizabeth".
Your sentiment here is enriched and absorbed into my heart, by the beautiful way you speak.
I very much appreciate you stopping by to show your support. You have a truly elegant presence. And a beautiful heart as well. Many thanks.

...for your kind comments about my work.
I also want to agree with you about the 'Human plights' this world faces - too numerous to count and too ugly to want to look at.
I think the writers, such as yourself, who have the power in your voice and pen to make people cry, are making a difference, by bringing some of these plights into light. Thank you for caring. You are one of those 'Sisters of the World'.

....thank you for your kind words, and your support. Both are very much appreciated.

...from a beautiful person Koyel. Thank you my friend..:)

Robin, your book is a naked heart showing, a compassionate soul crying in the silent read of your powerful words; your book speaks of the three pets my husband and I got from the local pound, and either pet could have stepped into your storyline. We grieved openly when each of our beloved pets died. Animals love unconditionally, their eyes crawl us when near, asking only for a touch, a kind word...and most of all, to be a friend such as a caring person like...Robin. Thanks for a lovely journey of words! Wa do, Elizabeth