The Biden border crisis presents catastrophes of a humanitarian nature and national security risks. For animal lovers, one story that is beginning to get widespread news coverage is the crisis created when immigrants cross the southern border illegally and leave their dogs behind.
What happens to the dogs?
They are left to fend for themselves. Some are abused. Many stories are coming out now about border dogs being rescued and it does a heart good.
Take, for instance, the Big Dog Ranch Rescue (BDRR). It is a non-profit dog rescue organization that is based in Florida. From its website:
Big Dog Ranch Rescue was founded in 2008; since then, we have saved the lives of more than 59,000 dogs and counting. Our mission is to save 5,000 dogs every year, to heal and place them with loving families and to educate people about the proper care for dogs and the importance of spaying and…
