Luck

It is weird how things work. For example luck, what is luck and who deserves it. Some say that bad people gets all the good luck and good people gets all the bad luck. Is this true? I am not entirely sure but if this was true I believe I would have little or no luck and so would everybody else I guess.

Yes luck, the one thing we all want on our side. The sad truth is this word, this good fortune does not apply to everyone. There are those that have no choice, they are given to us with hope that luck would be by their side forever. When I wrote my first short story I focussed on animals and becoming so involved with my characters I realised that they do not have that word to fall back on. Animal abuse is a fact, it is a reality that most of us prefer not to see because it is too upsetting. These animals are not toys, they are not just there for the simple fact of entertainment, they live to be loved and to be part of a family.

A Dog called Mungril focuses on the bond between human and animal and how one can change the life of the other. How bad luck can become good luck, how through hardship and troubles there is still hope. We are all part of a bigger picture and the sooner we realise the responsibility we have, the sooner luck would turn for them.

Yes luck, for the good and the bad. Fortune that sometimes knocks hard on that door for love, companionship and respect. If you can find it within yourself to open that door, adopt a pet or simply bond with those you have already it would not only make a difference in your life but in theirs as well.

My story is worth the read, I make no profit from it, it is simply there to provide the message. All money made goes towards the welfare of our Animals. It is for sale on Amazon and available on Kindle. If you find it within yourself support this cause and make a difference.