Humanity at its best as people are coming together to help animals injured or misplaced by devastating Maui wildfires
If there is a place that closely resembles paradise on Earth, that would be Hawaii. Unfortunately, due to strong hurricane winds and abnormally dry weather, it turned into an inferno, devastating the land and claiming numerous lives of people and animals. But where there’s desperation, there is also hope. People of Maui have come together, helping each other as much as they can and extending a helping hand and kind heart to their four-legged companions.
All things can be replaced eventually, but beloved pets cannot. In the midst of chaos, heat and panic, many lost their beloved pets. Owners are posting desperate pleas and sharing numerous photos of their animals, hoping that they survived and someone is holding them close until they can be reunited with their family. Reading through the Facebook group ‘Lost and Found Animals of Maui Fire’ I couldn’t help but hold my dog closer, hoping that very soon those people will be able to do the same.
In the same group and many others, glimmers of hope appear as people post pets they found, providing them with care and shelter for the time being, hoping to reunite them with their owners. Opening their hearts to poor, defenseless animals in the most devastating times proves that humans are incredible, and their big hearts know no bounds.
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