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money that a child accumulates is precious to them.
Ten-year-old Evan did something selfless with his allowance that could teach us all a lesson in caring for others. In 2009, Evan adopted a cat named Macha from City Kitties rescue in Philadelphia. He was only 7 years old at the time, and he wanted to continue to help the organization that had connected him with his new pet.
So he saved his allowance for months and donated $46.75 to City Kitties at the end of the year. He did not stop there. Evan's donation was accompanied by a heartfelt note that read, in part, "I love cats! They are my favorite animals, and I got my cat at city kitties as well! I get an allowance every week and I chose to make a donation to you. I love that you help cats find homes. I saved this money to help you help cats."
The next year, in 2010, Evan took an interest in a cat named Calvin who was living in a foster home. Evan sprang into action again, this time setting up a stand to sell figs from his family's tree to raise money in Calvin's name. He earned $86, which he donated to City Kitties.
Evan's parents staged a little surprise for him. They told him that Calvin had been adopted, so that he would need to go say goodbye. Once Evan arrived and asked if Calvin would be living nearby, the people at City Kitties showed him the cat's new address. To Evan's surprise, it was his own.
Every year since then, Evan has sent another donation accompanied by a letter, and this past year he gave $110. Many people on social media websites like Facebook and Reddit have been inspired by the boy's spirit of giving, calling Evan an "amazing kid." One person summed it up best: "The world needs more Evans. A great example to the world."
THIS KID IS BEAUTIFUL!!
Ten-year-old Evan did something selfless with his allowance that could teach us all a lesson in caring for others. In 2009, Evan adopted a cat named Macha from City Kitties rescue in Philadelphia. He was only 7 years old at the time, and he wanted to continue to help the organization that had connected him with his new pet.
So he saved his allowance for months and donated $46.75 to City Kitties at the end of the year. He did not stop there. Evan's donation was accompanied by a heartfelt note that read, in part, "I love cats! They are my favorite animals, and I got my cat at city kitties as well! I get an allowance every week and I chose to make a donation to you. I love that you help cats find homes. I saved this money to help you help cats."
The next year, in 2010, Evan took an interest in a cat named Calvin who was living in a foster home. Evan sprang into action again, this time setting up a stand to sell figs from his family's tree to raise money in Calvin's name. He earned $86, which he donated to City Kitties.
Evan's parents staged a little surprise for him. They told him that Calvin had been adopted, so that he would need to go say goodbye. Once Evan arrived and asked if Calvin would be living nearby, the people at City Kitties showed him the cat's new address. To Evan's surprise, it was his own.
Every year since then, Evan has sent another donation accompanied by a letter, and this past year he gave $110. Many people on social media websites like Facebook and Reddit have been inspired by the boy's spirit of giving, calling Evan an "amazing kid." One person summed it up best: "The world needs more Evans. A great example to the world."
THIS KID IS BEAUTIFUL!!
way to go, Evan!
We have a new page at the spca website for sponsoring animals...20 bucks a month. we had one woman who gave 3 animals a sponsorship for the year for her family christmas gifts! (pays for lots of kibble!)
there are tons of good folks out there...which is sometimes hard to remember when I see old family dogs dumped so the families don't have to take care of them in their last days...or dogs literally thrown out of moving vehicles...sometimes I just like our furbabies a whole lot more than the humans!
animals are better than people.
its rare to find an animal that isn't a good parent. but its common to find humans who are bad parents and criminals. grrrr.
i know. ds seems to have lost two days worth of stuff. if we were paying for this site, we would all want to sue them.
animals are better than people.
its rare to find an animal that isn't a good parent. but its common to find humans who are bad parents and criminals. grrrr.
i know. ds seems to have lost two days worth of stuff. if we were paying for this site, we would all want to sue them.
yes...I still like furbabies more than many humans (and they dress better too!) (think people of walmart)...but we are all doing the best we can with what we got...animals included.
my new crazy dog just caught a squirrel finally...had him since may. 6 voles, 2 mice, one chipmunk, one squirrel and one bird in flight....and none brought inside (thank goodness)....Makes me sad, but I know it is how he is bred. SIGH.