Dear steemiams community, today I have feelings found in talking about kloy; the one that was the pet of my beloved goddaughter. Kloy was bought several years ago by my goddaughter's mother in the city of Maturín-Venezuela. Because I lived in that city I was in charge of looking for it, it was the first time that I took care of a pet, kloy was a few days old when I went to look for her. I really did not know the care that a pet so tiny requires.

I was very cold

Kloy for the current situation in Venezuela was given to a child where his family has better income and can meet their immunizations.

Nowadays the streets of Venezuela are full of malnourished dogs, wounded and sick are the reflection of a city affected by the economic crisis, which does not escape the animals that are at some point part of a family. The veterinary consultations and the vaccines have returned to impact for some people. source

In 2016 the media director of the Canine Support Network Mariant Lameda informed that they receive about 15 calls a day from animals found on the street, some even moored on poles, or from people who had previously adopted and who now do not they reach the monthly budget to feed it. Some even ask for food for pets. "Never in 10 years had we received food requests.Fuente