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The emotional toll of animal rescue work and the awareness that helps us heal
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The emotional toll of animal rescue work and the awareness that helps us heal
Anyone who has spent time in animal rescue knows the emotional weight it carries. The constant need, the heartbreak, and the feeling that the world simply doesn’t care enough can drain even the most devoted advocates. Psychologist and author Clare Mann describes this emotional reality as vystopia, the anguish of seeing animal suffering when others choose not to. For rescuers, this sorrow is not abstract; it is daily, personal, and often overwhe…
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