One day, a man from Wisconsin suddenly turned his heart into charity. Look, doing good is a very simple thing. It just needs to be open to this. Terry Lauerman is a Spanish teacher. 27-year-old Elizabeth Feldhausen welcomes volunteers to her incredibly charming shelter, which looks like a cat café. Uncle Terry comes one day, "I'm going to crawl these animals!" says. She says, and suddenly she feels like she is, saving hundreds of cats' lives.
Uncle Terry Lauerman is 75 years old. He goes to his local animal shelter every day and naps with the cats
But that wasn't his real intention. One day, he entered the shelter with a cat brush in his hand. You know these purse-seines, we whine our black clothes so that when people see it, they don't say “oh, you have a cat”. Not from them. He came to brush and pamper the cats you know. "Suddenly he got in and started crawling," says the shelter guard But they said to the man, "Uncle, volunteer". Uncle Terry didn't want it. They insisted a little bit and finally told the man that he was willing and filled out the official form.
After filling the form, he started to see the animals in rehabilitation. Uncle, he found himself in this tab where amputees, traumatized or aggressive animals are also present. It comes every day, hangs out for nearly three hours. Anyway, when a little thing approaches a cat, the cat immediately becomes enchanted and leaves itself to the uncle.
He sleeps with a cat for about an hour, then wakes up and swaps the cat for another While explaining this, the shelter worker says “He switches cats”. Isn't it an extraordinary phrase? In short, Uncle Terry has begun to enjoy this unpaid job.
Because he is a feline maniac uncle. But he cannot adopt a cat because he travels a lot due to his job. Once inside, the cats swarm on your uncle like crazy, because they seem to have his comb and gifts. You're super, uncle, you're super! Uncle Terry falling asleep one day is the move to save that shelter
Because a calendar will be made from his pictures taken while sleeping and his income will be left to the shelter. “We are very lucky to have a person like him,” says the owner of the shelter. Roughly 1.6 million Facebook users agree. Look how simple it is to do something like that instead of leaving them on the street, instead of kicking them. Social message!