Defiance Humane Society Novels & Stories

Eric lifted a glass of orange juice and a glass of wine off the tray of a passing waiter. Handing the orange juice to her. They were at a charity event. Allison was a prominent supporter of. Tonight’s fund raiser hadn’t been arranged by her. Cat wasn’t on duty tonight; instead, she was present as a guest. Meanwhile, Allison was deep in conversation with the co-founder of Women and Children First, an organisation that provides housing and food to women and children affected by domestic abuse. They also assist in navigating the complexities of involving police and agencies, cutting through bureaucratic red tape to prevent these individuals from becoming mere statistics.

Isla The morning air was crisp, carrying the faint scent of rain lingering from the night before. Sophie had already been dropped off at daycare, waving enthusiastically at me before scampering inside. I felt a twinge of separation pangs, but I reminded myself, this was for both of us. Every step I took to reclaim my career was a step toward securing her future. I parked my car near the small, understated building where Horizon Outreach was located, a non-profit specializing in community programs. The address Alexander had provided had led me here, and despite myself, I was grateful. Grateful and nervous.

I was out of school until spring semester starts, so I did some volunteer work at the local humane society. The main reason for doing the volunteer work was to keep up my work history so that I could find a job. I originally had hoped to wait for production to pick back up at my former job, but since that night I no longer wanted to wait. I need a job that would make me money quickly so that I could get the kids and I into our own place. The humane society was thankful for volunteers, they had an influx of dogs due to the police breaking up a hoarding and dog fighting ring in a neighboring town.

Luna’s voice roared as she looked at the source of chaos, the humans. In her rage, she uttered things that although devastated her, are also relevant to prevent the situation from happening again. “You foolish creatures who have no regard for trust and are full of envy will suffer at the hands of your own people, You who succumb to your desire to be superior will fall miserably, You will live in grief and sorrow caused by your own actions, You will hide in the night of darkness in fear of your predators, And you will rue the ailment of your mistakes, for decades, centuries even, until I deemed you worthy of trust again.”