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Debbie Pearl from Huntington Beach, CA, founded the ‘Dream Fetchers’ nonprofit to help rescue street dogs. She is particularly interested in saving dogs with disabilities.
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''Dogs teach us what it means to give back. To be generous without bounds. To love others unconditionally,'' Debbie commented.
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She made up a team of 6 dogs with disabilities to try to show the world that ''there’s no medical challenge that can’t be improved with the addition of a friendly dog''.
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Her dogs have prosthetics and wheelchairs, but Debbie calls them ‘The Unstoppables’ because there is nothing that can stop them from living their lives to the fullest. Debbie brings her dogs to nursing homes, schools, and hospitals to spread kindness and to hopefully change the attitude about physical differences.
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“The only impossible journey is the one never started,” she added.
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h/t: VoyageLA
Photos: @theunstoppabledogs
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The Sun City Poms is a performing and marching cheerleading squad for women over the age of 55. One of the rules to become a member of the group is to live in Sun City, AZ.
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The group of about 30 members and a bunch of trainees have 3-hour practice sessions three days a week. The current members’ age varies from 58 to 90.
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“We aspire to inspire before we expire,” Sun City Pom’s president, Peggy Parsons, 81, commented.
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The group performs in about 40 to 50 events a year. These include parades, conventions, memory care facilities and others. Peggy says the older members get the loudest cheers from the crowd. She also shared that all those years spent in Sun City Poms have made her not worry about getting older.
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“It makes me not mind because I think these are the best years of my life.”
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h/t: People
Photos: Mike Francher
Instagram: @sun_city_poms
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