Bulgarian animal welfare icon Borko, who touched hearts of
the world, passed away on the May 4th 2017.
Remember me…
Every time I would look at Borko's favorite napping places,
his toys, his water and food bowls, his doggy bed and blankets, his cart, his
little shoes and panties, I would feel a stab in my heart. I still look for him
around the house at times, thinking he’s right there next to me, eager to give
me kisses and whining for my attention. To me, he was a child, a person in a
dog suit, a special being who opened my heart as it has never been opened
before. Because of Borko, I know I am forever blessed and changed for the
better.
Remember me… and stand for animal rights until the world
values animals and humans equally. That day is coming. It's almost here.
Love, Borko
Borko, April 2017.
BORKO FB page:
https://www.facebook.com/DisabledBorkoNeedsHelp/
Borko’s story on Love is an animal
BORKO TALK FOR BULGARIAN ANIMALS
http://love-is-an-animal.blogspot.rs/2013/04/borko-defenseless-crippled-doggy-talk.html
BORKO: BREAKING NEWS
http://love-is-an-animal.blogspot.rs/2013/04/borko-breaking-news.html
HAPPIEST NEWS FROM BORKO: THE COURT RULED IN FAVOUR OF DR LITOV!
http://love-is-an-animal.blogspot.rs/2013/07/borko-wonderful-news.html
https://www.facebook.com/DisabledBorkoNeedsHelp/
Borko’s story on Love is an animal
BORKO TALK FOR BULGARIAN ANIMALS
http://love-is-an-animal.blogspot.rs/2013/04/borko-defenseless-crippled-doggy-talk.html
BORKO: BREAKING NEWS
http://love-is-an-animal.blogspot.rs/2013/04/borko-breaking-news.html
HAPPIEST NEWS FROM BORKO: THE COURT RULED IN FAVOUR OF DR LITOV!
http://love-is-an-animal.blogspot.rs/2013/07/borko-wonderful-news.html
What a beautiful dog. When the time with a pet family member ends it's the most painful thing. My heart goes out to his family, who can feel better now I hope. Borko certainly had a great life and made the lives beautiful of all those around him.
ReplyDeleteBorko was a magnificent fur child.He will be missed considerably.Rest in peace sweet Borko at rainbow bridge.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your comments! Why we must remember Borko – because this loving and brave doggie changed the mentality of many people in Bulgaria. After his story got the international media attention, the Bulgarian government was embarrassed, so finally took some action against animal abusers.
ReplyDeleteThis situation is not unique in Bulgaria, extreme animal cruelty is the phenomena of all Balkan countries. Not only animals, also people like Dr Litov need a voice in Romania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Macedonia, Greece…
I hope the "War on Strays" will end soon and these countries will step into the 21st century. Until then, Borko will be their voice and inspire people around the world, like me, to love and protect animals.