SPCA letter

It was lovely summer day as I was walking home from school. Suddenly, from behind some bushes I heard some barking and scratching sounds

I slowly bent over and saw a litter of little puppies sleeping inside a big box. I gently picked up the box and saw the little puppies wake up. I took the four puppies’ home and fed them. I gave tall four puppies’ shelter and food and water. I quickly called my friend Taamoa and Teata to come and see the four puppies I had found. We started to take the puppies out. As we were doing that two puppies were badly hurt. I called my mum so that she can call the SPCA and make an appointment.

One of the Family

As I carefully opened the box I saw the little cute puppies there were two black ones and two light brown ones so I took them home I feed them I cared for them I found them a new home I played catch with them  

they loved me and i was there new owner.  

I was going to run home and grab my money to buy some biscuits, water and container to feed them. I think bill, Jill, will and Phil. Is what I’m going to call them I wanted to take them to home but the thought of isn't that good? I took the box to the S.P.C.A. They would love them, care for them and even give them a home. They asked me if I would want them I said “oh no thanks it would be a bit much to handle with my cats.”         freedom from thirst and hunger.                                                                                                

SPCA

Imagine my surprise when I found a box with four little puppies behind the bush, I stared at the puppies when I took it into the sunlight. Poor things, they’re as pale as a blank page. I started walking fast towards my home and ask for some help. We fed them until they got a little colour back. Two were Golden Labradors, one was a beagle and the other was a German shepherd. Later on we gave them some fresh air and some exercise and their colour was getting back. Finally I rang the vet just in case we missed something. We stayed there for a few hours and the vet doctor reminded me to give them the five freedoms. When I got home I remembered my mother and brother were allergic to dogs so I made my way to the SPCA and asked them if they could take the puppies.

Freedom from hunger and thirst

Freedom to express normal behaviour

Freedom from pain, illness and disease

SPCA

Imagine my surprised when I found a box with four little puppies behind the bushes. I gently placed them in my jersey they were so small and there fur felt silky smooth they didn't make any noises at all, I think they were frighten.

What should I do with them I thought, maybe I could take them to the SPCA. Not long ago Norm Hewitt visited my school to talk about what the SPCA do. Or I can take them home and care for them feed them and raise them as my own.

I decided to take them home, as it was getter late and I knew they would be hungry when I got home I made them a bed with pillows and blankets, one by one I gently laid them in their new beds.

My mum and I rang the SPCA they said they’ll pick them up tomorrow morning. The puppies started scratching and making a lot of noises, I knew they would be hungry & thirsty. But when I looked there was one little puppy not making noises I picked it up and held it against my face I began to give him some food and water. He seemed happier he began to bark. I put him down and fed the other three.

How could anyone abandon these puppies there so beautiful? When the SPCA picked them up I sadly looked them in the eyes I was upset but I knew they would take great care of them.

Helping one, helping others

5 Freedoms

Freedom from cruelty and harm - Love and understanding

Freedom from hunger and thirst - Food and water

Freedom from pain, injury and disease - Medical care

Freedom to express normal behaviour - Exercise

Freedom from discomfort - Shelter

One of the family

It was a lovely sunny day as I was walking home from school. Suddenly from behind some bushes I heard some little barking noises and scratching sounds. I'd  found a box. I slowly open the old damp box terrified of what I was going to see, when four light brown fluffy German Shepherd puppies leap out and cry with joy to see me. I gently lower my hand to pat the litter of puppies when I see a scratch through one of the puppies leg. I swallow and pick them up and take them home to organise a appointment for the vet.

Freedom from pain and illness