“Hey mom! What kind of dogs are those?”
“Those are probably street dogs, Azor,” Aimee responded. “They’re called village dogs here.”
“Well, where’s the owner? And why are they out on the streets?”
“They don’t really have owners. That’s why they’re called village dogs. They kind of have their own communities.”
“Ok, well can we feed them? Can we take them home? They look starving, and they’re all so skinny!”
“You can feed them, but we can’t take them home. I know it’s hard but there is not a lot we can do.”
It was 2010. Aimee Goodwin and her sons, Azor and Sam, along with Eydie, John, and Brook Leigh, also of Norwich, were cycling the streets of Tulum, Mexico.… Read More
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