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8 comments:
he is doing such an amazing job. so sad, but so grateful to have people like him in the world. this is a documentary? I'll google on it more
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I had no idea what a Drop Box was. Very sad that a baby can just be dropped off. People used to do that with cats when I lived in the country.
Bless that man for the work he does! Such a beautiful and inspiring story! Thanks for sharing :)
That is terribly sad. I had never heard of a drop box before, but on one hand, I guess dropping them off is better than just leaving them somwhere to die or something far worse.
What a wonderful man (and the people helping him too).
Now I just finished the 2nd video, it's funny (not funny haha) that the government is trying to shut it down because that was one of the things I thought of when I watched the first video. That's sad, really. I hope the team can help with their film.
It just makes me sick that people can discard little babies like that. What a wonderful man for caring so much.
That's awfully sad, but yet heartening because there are such caring people in the world.
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