CAWS - Bob's Poem


Poem
Poem One of our volunteers, Bob DeLong, wrote a poem that asks some very important questions about how we as humans deal with animals. He is making the poem available to the public, printed on a specially-printed page. If you'd like a printed copy of his poem, send email to cawsdotorg@aol.com. All he asks is that you make a small donation to CAWS. The page, suitable for framing, is 8½" x 11". Frame not included. Please do not re-distribute this poem without Bob's or CAWS' express permission. Thank you for visiting, and enjoy Bob's poem.
This is for all the homeless pets All the cats and the dogs too Where they come from we don't know Where they come from, well, I’ll tell you When we see a homeless pet It should sort of make us cry What we do to our pets is shameful What we do to them is lie We tell them that we love them We say we'll never leave Then we move and leave them behind All they can do then is grieve We try to find them a new home Where it is, we don't know yet We want to make sure it's safe and warm And the love they'll receive is a sure bet So when you see a homeless pet Won't you stop and give them a hand All we ask is that you find the time Are you willing to take a stand They can't ask you themselves So give them a piece of your heart A good home is all they want Please give them a brand new start. --- Robert Grover DeLong
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