Dear friends,

I sent a note yesterday night requesting for foster homes.
We received emails from the US, Canada, France, the UK.  Not a single one from Turkey.
What does this tell you?
Any rescue organization needs foster homes. It is an essential part of the rescue process.
If we had foster homes we would be able to save animals that are dying on the streets, we would not have to spend thousands on pension bills.
But we have no foster homes in Turkey. We have a list of tens of fosters in Canada and the US but not a single one available in Turkey. NOT ONE.
Why not?
It is certainly not the language… this blog has been bilingual for two years until last week I decided it was not worth the effort to translate any longer. Incredibly, the moment I stopped publishing in Turkish readership went up!. It’s puzzling.
I have some clear ideas about this but I really don’t want to put them on writing. Instead I want YOU to come forward and try to explain me why  Turkish animal lovers will spend hours leaving comments on pretty dog and cat pictures and then will NOT take that single act that would help us save lives.

So please think… reflect… and draw your own conclusions.

We need foster homes. Help us save them.

Contact me:  viktor@myletsadopt.com

These are the stories of 20 Turkish dogs, rescued by our friends Lale, Melek and Bilge.
They all left behind a sad story and started new lives overseas.
Two years ago the organizations saving those animals had to operate hiding as ultra-nationalists attacked them and slandered them.
Things have changed now.
Let’s Adopt! has brought legitimacy to international rescue. Thanks for our open approach everyone (except a few crazy whackos out there) recognizes now the efforts of those rescuers.
This is what we do… Join us.

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