Ugly Animals Need Love Too...!!! #peopleforpaws

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2) http://itsinnovative.blogspot.in/2014/07/i-just-cant-stop-myself- from-writnig.html

 This is a article to raise awareness for animals all across the INDIA that need rescued or adopted. Please follow if you support these animals in getting the home they deserve.

#peopleforpaws

Provide your pet with all of the Love they deserve in the comfort of their own home.Because Rescue Animals Need Love Too ...

Not All Endangered Species Are Cute and Fluffy

By deciding on pet adoption, you are saving the life of an innocent, adoptable animal that would otherwise be put to death.

When animal rescues with "no kill" or "non-destruction" policies are full (which sadly is most of the time), they cannot rescue any more animals from the council/municipal 'killing' pounds. There, the animals get put to death after a short time to make space for the constant stream of more abandoned pets that need to come in.

Millions of unwanted pets are put to death every year all over the world. Internationally, around 600 million are thought to be abandoned, with huge numbers of those in countries which use extremely cruel and violent overpopulation controls and can have very hostile attitudes to stray animals.

Only a small portion of these pets are lucky enough to be rescued and adopted, leaving a huge portion unwanted with nowhere to go. These animals are sadly put to death. Tragically, while this is happening,  millions of pets are being newly bred and bought in their place - tomorrows abandoned pets. The cycle keeps repeating itself and is getting worse, as numbers of abandoned pets are riding.

                         Rescue pets are fantastic to adopt. 

Despite the millions of innocent dogs and cats being destroyed through no fault of their own, people continue to buy newly bred pets, encouraging breeding instead of saving these innocent shelter pets from death.

Many people buy puppies from pet shops, not realising they are supplied by incredibly cruel puppy farms.
Each puppy and kitten bred and bought condemns innocent abandoned animals to death. Please do not be the one to issue their death warrants.

Many shelters - especially municipal ones that local council 'dog catchers' use - put animals to death when they are not claimed, rescued or adopted within a short time limit.

Many of the animals that go in to these 'death row' pounds are put to death. If you adopt rescue pets from these shelters, you probably save the life of the animal.

Common reasons for dogs being at animal shelters are:

• Owners now have to be out at work all day.

• Owners relationship breaks up.

• Owner has a baby so doesn't want a dog anymore.

• Owner moves to property that doesn't allow dogs.

• Owner becomes ill or immobile and unable to care for pet.

• Owner passes away.

• Owner gets evicted from home.

• Owner did not realise what hard work a puppy was & cannot manage it.

• Owner can no longer afford pet.

• Owner has lost interest in pet.

• Irresponsible owners do not neuter pets.

• Irresponsible breeders breed, attempting to make money when it is well known that there are not enough homes for exiting pets.

• Owner does not want dog when it is old.

• Owner does not want dog when it develops special care requirements.

• Owner finds dog too much hard work and cannot be bothered to train it properly.

Although there are legitimate reasons in the list, much of the time excuses show that many people do not understand that having a pet is a commitment for the natural life time of the pet. Many people simply did not use any forethought when they purchased the puppy. They did not have any plans for for how the dog would be looked after in the event of perfectly likely things happening in the dog's lifetime, such as them being out at work all day, or them having a baby, financial problems, a lack of time, etc.

Why It Is Best To Adopt Pets & Not Buy

• If you adopt rescue pets, you save innocent lives

• They are often vaccinated and neutered - that means fewer vets bills and a healthier pet.

• They are often already house trained (dogs/cats)

• With adult animals, you know what personality you are getting because their personalities are already developed, unlike with a baby - they can end up with a personality different to what you hoped for, even if you try to mould them in to what you want.

• Reputable animal rescues assess the temperament of an animal. They can match the animal with a prospective owner, if required

• Generally, the older the pet is, the less wild and hyperactive it tends to be, especially if neutered - baby animals can be very hard work - especially puppies!

• If you adopt rescue pets, many rescues let you take pets on trial so you can tell if they are the right one for you before committing - you don't get that when you buy pets!

• If you adopt rescue pets, you are not making the problem of pet overpopulation worse like you would be if you bought pets while so many are put to death due to not finding homes.

• Children who are around pets such as cats and dogs in the first year of their lives are far less at risk of developing allergies to pets - save a rescue pets life & improve your child's life at the same time.

• There are further health benefits to owning a dog:

Owners generally get more exercise due to dog walking, and petting dogs is therapeutic. Doctors are known to recommend activity and interaction with dogs as a form of treatment. Therefore, by adopting a dog, you may not only be saving the dog's life, but also your own!

I Always Say   Don't buy instead adopt one!!

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With Regards,

Rohit Chaudhary
#peoleforpaws 
(A Generous Act.A Benefited life)

एक उदार अधिनियम.,एक लाभान्वित जीवन

Щедрый Act.A Воспользовались жи3H

From The Bottom Of My Broken Heart.

As water is to fish,people is to people,love is very democratic feeling so called for the people,by the people.

In this present Era,the definition of love has been totally changed as people start misusing feelings.

The hunger for love is much more difficult to remove than the hunger for bread.
If colleges had offered a course named as "LOVE is difficult to do",I think we all would have enrolled.Why aren't we taught these difficult challenges of life?
A number of most important aspects of life are never discussed.
When an unstarted relationship comes to an end it can be an most painful experience ever.
Each of you has your own unique experience with love.Each of us experiences love in many ways: romantic, practical, spiritual,unconditional, passionate, selfish, and more. 
Here, I’m talking about love at the practical level.

Love doesn’t hurt; whatever hurts in a relationship is not love.  
Love is how you feel; not what you do.

Love is a feeling; the expression of love is an art.Where there is love there is life.





It was an unknown day of month of January,I felt so,being loved by an unknown person.The most amazing feeling in the world.
Love caught me unexpectedly; I know you think this can’t be real, that for 4 years you can’t be certain of the love. But I am so aware of my feelings, this is a love you don’t notice at first, it touches gently the coldness of your everyday life. It changes it fully if you allow it.

The problem was that our feelings were not mutual, I had not received as much from her, something that would make me love her, no, love just came over me. 
I am waiting for a day that she will come to me and i will be waiting for her forever ..and if god give me a chance to make one of my dream come true,i will beg her back.

Sometimes dreams do come true.
My dream is you.
I love you; I need no one and nothing more.
Only you make me feel happy!
You love me and it is the best thing in the world!! :)
Ofcourse my failure is one of the strongest reason to pen my story ..

I Love The Way She Walk, And I Adore Her!I Love Her Dimples,Her Eyes,Her Hands,Her Smile,I Wake Up In The Morning With The Thought Of That Girl; I Lie In The Evening With Her Smile In My Head. 

I Start Missing Her From The Moment I Lose A Sight From Her.
I Love The ITCH In The Stomach Every Time I See Her.I Wanna Feel That Moment Again. No Problems Exist; There Is Nothing Else That I Want More Than To Have That Girl Again.
The Way She Talks,Those Expressions.......Cant Explain In Words. 

But who can change destiny.

With Heavy Heart
ROHIT CHAUDHARY

24 Trips You Should Definitely Take In Your 20s

Life is not meant to be lived in one place. 
Travel as much as you can, as far as you can & as long as you can. And the best time to do this is in your 20's. When you are free to dream & discover & explore & most importantly, you are independent. India is full of marvelous destinations & most of them should be visited before your thirties! 


1. Camp out in the Thar Desert.
Your 20's are the best time to cut loose and take a walk on the adventurous side. Step out of your comfort zone, say goodbye to hotel rooms and stay in the dunes of Thar desert.

2. Go river rafting in Rishikesh.
This is the adventure sport for the masses. Even if you haven't done it before, with a short briefing from some friendly rafting instructors, you'll be taking on the rapids of the Ganga in no time!

3. Backpack across the North-East.
First, it’s budget friendly. Second, backpacking is the best way to experience the mesmerizing sights of the Seven Sisters. Third, get out there. Now.

 4. Start off on a trek to Dudhsagar Falls.
Instead of taking the normal route to Dudhsagar Falls, how about trekking up to it? This trail brings along some exciting adventures which you should definitely try before you're 30 and out of air.

 5. Take a drive through the forests of Bandipur.
Bandipur is a Tiger Reserve in Mysore, Karnataka. The best part about it is that you can hire a jeep to take you through the preserve and chances of Tiger sightings are really high!

6. Tread on the Living Root Bridges of Mawlynnong.
Yes, these bridges are actually made out of living roots branching out from gigantic trees. They are quite a  sight to behold!

7. Cycle through the Nilgiris.
Push the boundaries of your fitness levels and cycle along fellow enthusiasts for around eight days in the month of December.

8. Go party at the Sunburn Festival in Goa
Under the open skies amidst the scenic surroundings of Candolim Beach, grove endlessly to heart-thumping music along with thousands of young people from across the globe.

9. Ride a bike from Manali to Leh.
The journey is a paradise for true blue bikers. Offering one of the best routes to ride in the world, this majestic highway stretches for over 475 Km.

10. Go catch the Aero show in Bangalore.
27 countries bring the best of aerospace technology in the world to Yelahanka, Bangalore. What's more, they show it off for everyone to go "Woah!" at. The aerobatics are a must watch!

11. Experience the Rann of Kutch.
If you want solitude and peace, then head on over to the Rann of Kutch in Gujarat. It's a white desert. A white. Desert.

12. Go scuba diving in the Andamans.
With its silver sands and clear, turquoise waters, the Andamans are heaven for water babies. Go for a scuba tour & swim along the vibrant fish & corals.

13. Take a trip to Corbett National Park
As far as Wildlife Sanctuaries go, Corbett is like training wheels. And since it's just a day away from Delhi, it is a must visit destination to get away from all the hustle & bustle of the city.

14. Catch the Beating Retreat at Wagah Border.
Get a dose of patriotism and attend the "Lowering Of The Flags" Ceremony at the Wagah Border, which is on the only road crossing the border of Punjab and Pakistan. Celebrate the extravagant ceremony that occurs here every day before the sun sets.

15. Go to Gokarna & do nothing!
Relax on the lazy beaches, take in the scenery and pristine waters and enjoy yourself by doing just about nothing.

16. Visit Coorg, the Scotland of India.
It's called the Scotland of India for a reason. You'll be greeted with vast green stretches and scenic vistas everywhere you look.

17. Visit the temple & boulders of Hampi.
Visit the ancient temples in Hampi! Marvel at the architecture and intricate stone carvings that tell a thousand stories.

18. Take a boat ride in the Sunderbans.
A 300 year old temple, a crocodile’s den, the largest mangrove eco-system in the world, and you still want more reasons to get yourself to the Sunderbans?

19. Go for a Yak Safari in Ladakh.
Okay, so you may have gotten used to the idea of a horse or elephant safari. For an offbeat experience, how about something as unique as a yak safari in Ladakh?

20. Trek to the Valley of flowers.
Located in the hills of Uttaranchal, the Valley of Flowers is a vast stretch of vibrant flowers such as Brahmakamal, Blue Poppy and the Cobra Lily spread across the valley.

21. Dabble in some skiing in Auli.
Learning to ski in your younger days comes along with a lot of advantages. Auli is a sought after skiing destination in the snow capped peaks of Uttaranchal.

22. Attend Dasara in Mysore.
The ideal place to celebrate the grandeur of Dasara is the majestic Mysore. For at this time, the city is beautifully lit up and the entire city partakes in the merry making.

23. Go paragliding in Solang.
Experience the thrill as you breeze by and enjoy the panoramic sight of green mountains, valleys, expansive sky and snow-capped ranges.

24. Spitti Valley Trip
Having a quarter life crisis? Make your way to the super scenic Spitti Valley, perched high up on the ethereal Himalayan mountains. Get your peace of mind here!

So, pack your bags & move your ass, right now !

Top 12 Jobs For 2014

I'm back I've been gone awhile.

Here is the list that identifies occupations that are on an upward trajectory regarding employment.
Companies want to go to market first with innovations; they want to capitalize on mobile and cloud technologies; they want to extract, parse and apply Big Data to to make smarter business decisions and create better solutions for clients.

Here are the 12 occupations requiring at least a bachelor’s degree that have grown 7% or more between 2010 and 2013; are projected to increase in 2014; and fall within a higher-wage category of $22 per hour or more:



1. Software Developers (Applications and Systems Software)
Total employment in 2013: 1,042,402 jobs
Jobs added between 2010 and 2013: 104,348 (up 11%)
Median hourly earnings: $45.06

2. Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists
Total employment in 2013: 438,095 jobs
Jobs added between 2010 and 2013: 54,979 (up 14%)
Median hourly earnings: $29.10

3. Training and Development Specialists
Total employment in 2013: 231,898 jobs
Jobs added between 2010 and 2013: 18,042 (up 8%)
Median hourly earnings: $27.14

4. Financial Analysts
Total employment in 2013: 257,159 jobs
Jobs added between 2010 and 2013: 17,060 (up 7%)
Median hourly earnings: $37.34

5. Physical Therapists
Total employment in 2013: 207,132 jobs
Jobs added between 2010 and 2013: 14,011 (up 7%)
Median hourly earnings: $37.93

6. Web Developers
Total employment in 2013: 136,921 jobs
Jobs added between 2010 and 2013: 13,364 (up 11%)
Median hourly earnings: $27.84

7. Logisticians
Total employment in 2013: 127,892 jobs
Jobs added between 2010 and 2013: 11,897 (up 10%)
Median hourly earnings: $35.08

8. Database Administrators
Total employment in 2013: 119,676 jobs
Jobs added between 2010 and 2013: 11,241 (up 10%)
Median hourly earnings: $37.39

9. Meeting, Convention and Event Planners
Total employment in 2013: 87,082 jobs
Jobs added between 2010 and 2013: 10,867 (up 14%)
Median hourly earnings: $22.56

10. Interpreters and Translators
Total employment in 2013: 69,887
Jobs added between 2010 and 2013: 8,377 (up 14%)
Median hourly earnings: $22.39

11. Petroleum Engineers
Total employment in 2013: 40,733
Jobs added between 2010 and 2013: 7,158 (up 21%)
Median hourly earnings: $63.67

12. Information Security Analysts
Total employment in 2013: 75,995
Jobs added between 2010 and 2013: 5,671 (up 8%)
Median hourly earnings: $41.62

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