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Lost and Found: Little girl united with her lost pet Fox Terrier at Battersea Dogs Home
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Lost and Found: Little girl united with her lost pet Fox Terrier at Battersea Dogs Home
Lost and Found: Little girl united with her lost pet Fox Terrier at Battersea Dogs Home, London. A home for lost and starving dogs was opened in Holloway in 1860 and moved to Battersea, where it still is, in 1871 From Bubbles c1900 published by Dr Barnardos Homes for Children. Oleograph
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1860 1871 Battersea Bubbles C1900 Children Dogs Found Girl Home Homes Little Lost Moved Oleograph Opened Published Refuge Rescue Starving Terrier United Barnardos Holloway
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In this heartwarming print titled "Lost and Found: Little girl united with her lost pet Fox Terrier at Battersea Dogs Home" we witness a beautiful moment of reunion between a young girl and her beloved furry companion. The setting is the renowned Battersea Dogs Home in London, which has been providing refuge for lost and starving dogs since its establishment in 1871. The image takes us back to the early 1900s when it was captured as an oleograph by Dr Barnardos Homes for Children. It portrays not only the innocence of childhood but also highlights the compassionate work carried out by organizations like Battersea Dogs Home. As we gaze upon this photograph, we can almost feel the joy radiating from both the little girl and her loyal Fox Terrier. Their connection transcends words, reminding us of the unbreakable bond that exists between humans and animals. It's important to note that this image holds historical significance, representing a time when animal welfare became increasingly recognized as an essential cause. Through publications like Bubbles c1900, Dr Barnardos Homes for Children aimed to raise awareness about their efforts in finding homes for these abandoned creatures. This print serves as a timeless reminder of hope, resilience, and compassion towards our four-legged friends who rely on our care and love.
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