The presented material belongs to the foundation “Take me home!”. "In Good Hands" is a short comics published on the Foundation's website, which tells of the lives of several generations of home-bred kittens.

Unfortunately, our experience confirms the credibility of this comic book and for all who think that this is just an exaggerated story - we want to assure you that dogs and cats are regularly surrendered by their owners to shelters and to animal rescuers. We regularly find new-born animals next to the trash containers in a carton box or even worse - tied in a plastic bag... Every day puppies end up in our yards and in the yards of people who would take care of them because they are known in their communities to have "good hearts"...

This is a sad reality, this is a fact we have been struggling with for years - people throw out their pets and their pet's litters in the moment they find them to be an obstruction - when moving, when a child comes in, at any change - including simply because they were tired of them.

Read and try to understand that castration is the only salvation from another pile of dead and half-living baby animals, from the sad puppy or kitten, wandering alone and betrayed, from the lifeless body, weakened and fallen asleep forever …