This is my 1,000th post for Action For Earth on this website, which is an incredible achievement, thank you to the people who have read my website.
I appreciate everyone who reads and takes an interest in my work for animals.
I came up with the idea for Action For Earth when I was in my final months of university and then set it up. While at university, I was thinking about what I wanted to do with my life, and, I decided that I wanted to dedicate my life to helping animals, wildlife and nature in particular, but also the environment.
Next April will be the 10th anniversary of Action For Earth, which is also an incredible achievement.
I can't wait to celebrate the 10th anniversary of Action For Earth next April and continue on my journey and purpose to do this.
The last ten years has resulted in me putting in a lot of work into Action For Earth. There have been many animals, wildlife, nature and environmental stories that I have covered, which has resulted in many joys, many pains, happiness and sadness.
Many stories have stuck with me over the years, such as the Australian bushfires that resulted in 1 billion animals being killed and the death of the last male Northern White Rhino, who was named Sudan. These stories will stick with me forever, but none more so than what happened to sweet Geronimo the Alpaca - what happened to sweet Geronimo will stay with me forever and I hope that he is resting in peace today over the rainbow bridge.
For Geronimo and all the other animals, I will continue to be their voice and try and help them. I hope that we can create a better world for animals. I'm only one person, but I think that even though we are all only one person, we can have a significant impact on the world around us. Even just helping one animal, helps changes that animals life and gives them a happier and better tomorrow.
Through individual actions, we all have the capacity within us to create a kinder world for animals. Through our actions and the way we live, we can help animals and nature, even just small actions can result in big changes.
For example, just making your garden wildlife-friendly and environmentally friendly can help to make a big difference. One thing you could do is provide a hedgehog home in your garden, it will change the life of a hedgehog by giving him or her a place to sleep at night, shelter and a place to hibernate. Small acts like this are actually big acts that can make all the difference to the lives of animals.
I've written many posts over the years to help people create wildlife and environmentally friendly gardens, and will continue to do that in the future.
Over the years in Action For Earth, I've also done many other things, such as - create Scottish Wildcat Day, create Up For Reviews Law and called on governments to make it legal to provide vegetarian and vegan labels on foods, to make it easier for vegetarians and vegans to be able to know which foods are vegetarian and vegan.
My petition for Up For Reviews Law has almost become one of the top signed petitions on Change.Org, so please keep signing it and sharing it. This petition was created when a horse called Up For Review sadly died at the Grand National, the death of Up For Review was very upsetting to me, which is why I created the petition, to help prevent this from happening to other horses in the future.
You can sign the petition here.
Now more than ever, animals need our help.
There are many different ways that you can help animals. Helping the animals on our doorstep is a great way to help animals. By creating a wildlife-friendly garden, or by just putting food out for wildlife, can help animals around you tremendously.
We can all do our bit to help animals and help make the world a better place for them to live in. Kindness and love for animals and nature can do wonders.
So, here is to more helping animals and creating a world for them which is safe, friendly and loving. Here is to helping preserve nature to help give them a home.
Happy 1000th post Action For Earth!! š¾šš
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