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This Instagram Documents The Lives Of Homeless People And Their Dogs (24 New Pics)
While many walk past them unnoticed, countless people experiencing homelessness in Brazil share something powerful — an unbreakable bond with their dogs. These animals are more than companions; they’re family, guardians, and a source of love and loyalty in the toughest of times.
The Instagram account 'MRSC,' created by Laila Chaidar, captures this connection through raw, moving photos and stories. Her organization, Moradores de Rua e Seus Cães, supports both the people and their pets, reminding us that love, care, and loyalty don’t depend on having a roof — just a heartbeat.
More info: Instagram | Facebook | moradoresderuaeseuscaes.com.br
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Good to meet you, too, young man. What connections between man and dog.
Homeless people's dogs are always happier because no, they don't get a fancy cushioned bed or cool squeaky toys, but they're with their owner 24/7. They never end up spending 8+ hours alone in an apartment because their owner is at work and never spends more than a few minutes with them in the evening. Dogs value emotional connections a lot more than material stuff, they'll always be happier sleeping on the streets with someone who loves and values them as companions rather than sleeping on a couch and watching pet TV all day long waiting for a little attention.
I only slightly disagree. All of the dogs in this post look very healthy and loved. I have previously lived in an area where many of the homeless peoples' dogs were not taken care of. I was sad about the humans, but my heart breaks for the dogs.
Load More Replies...Homeless people's dogs are always happier because no, they don't get a fancy cushioned bed or cool squeaky toys, but they're with their owner 24/7. They never end up spending 8+ hours alone in an apartment because their owner is at work and never spends more than a few minutes with them in the evening. Dogs value emotional connections a lot more than material stuff, they'll always be happier sleeping on the streets with someone who loves and values them as companions rather than sleeping on a couch and watching pet TV all day long waiting for a little attention.
I only slightly disagree. All of the dogs in this post look very healthy and loved. I have previously lived in an area where many of the homeless peoples' dogs were not taken care of. I was sad about the humans, but my heart breaks for the dogs.
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