The Dog Island is a radically essential new idea that has
worked beautifully well. It has been a long, arduous journey,
filled with many steps. Each of those steps has been accompanied
by much detailed research.
Dog Island is a venture started by Xiao Min and Han Fei.
After witnessing horrible events in their own country living
in the city of Pexian, they swore to help as many dogs as
they had heard about being hurt. This led them to move to
the United States to join forces with the many great-hearted
already at work.
Problematic Areas
After much work in the field of canine
rescue and dog training
& adoption, Xiao Minn and Han Fei soon realized that
there were two critical areas of dogs' lives that were out
of balance:
1) The ability to freely decide where to go
2) The ability to be part of a large social network of dogs
The restrictions on these two areas are caused by the use
of leashes, and the fact that most dogs live in peoples' homes,
most of the time waiting for the time when they can maybe
meet one of their other dog friends.
They realized that dogs are severely missing in canine contact,
and are severely missing in freedom. This is what they sought
to bring to the dog world through Dog Island.
They share a great respect for these very complex animals,
and have hired a team of beautiful people that also understand
how fully multi-dimensional these animals we call dogs really
are.
After many unsuccessful meetings with investors, they were
contacted by Linda Reyes, a succesful and interesting woman
from Manhattan. This was the magically-cohesive moment which
helped Xiao and Han's vision leap into reality.
The three of them met with Linda's friend Diana Rogers,
who has been a dogologist for many years in private practise.
All four of the founding members shared a common love for
dogs and a common vision of the right place for these beautiful
creatures.
What they have all witnessed in canine development has been
truly heart warming for all involved. They have learned a
lot, and have made incredible spiritual progress due to this
work. Dogs have been given the proper outlets for their their
freedom-lust and their supreme social nature.
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