THANKED A SPECIAL COMMUNITY MEMBER WHO INSPIRED WIDESPREAD VOLUNTEERING AND GIVING EFFORTS KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL AND HUMANE SOCIETY CELEBRATED THERE IS ETHAN THE DOG AS THE AMBASSADOR OF COMPASSION. HE WAS FOUND ABANDONED AT THE SHELTER IN JANUARY IS RECOVERY. JOURNEY WAS SHARED ON SOCIAL MEDIA AND QUICKLY WENT VIRAL WHICH INSPIRED A NUMBER OF EFFORTS TO HELP ABANDONED PETS. I REALLY FEEL THAT ANIMALS BRING OUT THE BEST IN US THEY ENABLE US TO CARE FOR THEM AND TO SHOW COMPASSION TO THEM WHICH HELPS US BECOME BETTER PEOPLE AND I THINK EVEN IS THE EPITOME OF COMPASSION AND I CAN맥스카지노T THINK THERE WOULD BE A BETTER AMBASSADOR FOR GIVE A DAY AND THE KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL THE SAME GOING THROUGH THE BAGWELL OFFICIALS GAV
After inspiring community, Ethan the dog named 'Ambassador of Compassion'
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Updated: 5:04 PM EDT May 4, 2021
He stole our hearts and united the community.Ethan the dog has been an inspiration to many not just within Louisville, but far beyond. He was starved and abandoned, found in the parking lot of the Kentucky Humane Society back in January. It seemed his chances of surviving were slim, but with help from professionals and community members, he pulled through.He's not just living, he's thriving. As Ethan's story reached more people, he helped pull in a lot of money for the humane society to help not just himself, but many other animals in need.For all the good he did, the Kentucky Humane Society partnered with Kentucky Derby Festival, the Mayor's Give a Day and Feeders Supply to name Ethan "Ambassador of Compassion."A ceremony was held for him Tuesday, and he was showered with gifts.Ethan now lives with the family who took him in for home care during his recovery. You can follow his day-to-day life at this Facebook page.More Ethan stories:
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — He stole our hearts and united the community.
Ethan the dog has been an inspiration to many not just within Louisville, but far beyond.
He was starved and abandoned, found in the parking lot of the Kentucky Humane Society back in January. It seemed his chances of surviving were slim, but with help from professionals and community members, he pulled through.
He's not just living, he's thriving.
As Ethan's story reached more people, he helped pull in a lot of money for the humane society to help not just himself, but many other animals in need.
For all the good he did, the Kentucky Humane Society partnered with Kentucky Derby Festival, the Mayor's Give a Day and Feeders Supply to name Ethan "Ambassador of Compassion."
A ceremony was held for him Tuesday, and he was showered with gifts.
Ethan now lives with the family who took him in for home care during his recovery. You can follow his day-to-day life at
More Ethan stories:
