The corona-virus campaign by Adopt Don't Shop

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animals don’t transmit the corona-virus. they only spread love.stop spreading and mentioning false news! all valid medical documents and reports confirm it.below a screenshot from the lebanese vets comity: on sunday march 29, 2020, we decided to launch an instagram campaign for less than 24 hours, with the objective to fight all this negativity coming from false news related to the corona-virus and animals.we would like to thank all those who sent us their personal pictures, tagged us in stories and posts; and apologize for not being able to publish them all.thank you for always choosing love and humanity!here are some extracted posts from our instagram account! much love ❤️

animals don’t transmit the corona-virus. they only spread love.

stop spreading and mentioning false news! all valid medical documents and reports confirm it.

below a screenshot from the lebanese vets comity:

on sunday march 29, 2020, we decided to launch an instagram campaign for less than 24 hours, with the objective to fight all this negativity coming from false news related to the corona-virus and animals.

we would like to thank all those who sent us their personal pictures, tagged us in stories and posts; and apologize for not being able to publish them all.

thank you for always choosing love and humanity!

here are some extracted posts from our instagram account! much love ❤️

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6 January, 2025

we rescued ginger while she was a little puppy, she was adopted and returned. now that she's a young dog, despite trying to publish posts for her to find her family in lebanon... ginger has been in a boarding place for almost a year... no one wanted to make ginger part of their family...thanks to …

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4 January, 2025

As the new year begins, so do our ongoing efforts to find loving homes for rescues from Lebanon to Paris, France. In collaboration with our dedicated partner at Elias & Friends, we’re thrilled to announce our first successful trip of the year!Bert, a charming and resilient rescue, has embarked on his journey to a forever …

CAMPAIGN

30 December, 2024

For just $15, you can be the difference between suffering and health for a stray cat or dog. 🐾❤️Your generosity helps us provide essential treatments like deworming and defleaing, protecting these vulnerable animals from harmful parasites. These simple yet vital measures can significantly improve their quality of life and, in many cases, save them from …

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29 December, 2024

This December, amidst the ongoing challenges in Lebanon, we took a step to ensure that the stray cats of Dahyeh, Beirut, are cared for. Thanks to your support, we delivered 75 kg of food to help Abbas, a dedicated caretaker, continue feeding these vulnerable strays until life in the area begins to heal. 🐾❤️A heartfelt …

TRAVEL

20 December, 2024

Marley’s story is one of heartbreak, healing, and hope. Found abandoned and abused in the Bekaa region, this resilient dog faced unimaginable challenges early in life. But Marley’s spirit never wavered.Thanks to the kindness of foster families, Marley found a temporary safe haven where he spent almost two years recovering and waiting for his perfect …

EDUCATIONAL

15 December, 2024

In a world brimming with causes and needs, extending a helping hand - even in the form of a modest donation - can create a profound impact on the lives of animals. While grand gestures often grab headlines, it's the collective effect of smaller contributions that brings about significant change and hope for countless creatures …

THE CORONA-VIRUS CAMPAIGN

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