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Martha es nuestra última galga. La atropellaron provocándole heridas de gravedad y como pudo se arrastró hasta un parque cercano para morir.
Nadie la vio: ni el conductor del coche que la atropelló, ni el resto de conductores que presenciaron el accidente, ni los peatones que paseaban cerca. Nadie.
Ser invisible es lo que tiene: nadie te ve.
Invisibles para los que presenciaron el accidente pero que verían horrorizados las fotos de Martha sangrando. Invisibles para quienes siguen comprando cachorros porque son “monos” y caros como un bolso de Hermés obviando el sufrimiento de sus madres. Invisibles para las autoridades que siguen permitiendo un “deporte” cruel y sanguinario que ocasiona miles de víctimas cada año.
Pero hay quienes los ven, quienes saben que los galgos y los podencos forman un ejército doliente y silencioso que arrastra su dolor, su miedo y su soledad por ciudades y carreteras.
Algo empujó a Cata y a Yolanda a mirar por la ventanilla del autobús, más allá, a lo lejos; con los ojos, la intuición y el corazón. Y allí estaba Martha, desangrándose, muriéndose despacio.
Cata y Yolanda vieron a Martha. Martha no era, no es invisible. Martha se agarró a la vida y ahora espera a quien la vea y la quiera siempre.
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Martha is our last galgo. A car ran over her. She was seriously injured. Martha dragged herself to a park for dying. Nobody saw her: neither the driver of the car ran over her, nor the rest of people who were present at the accident, nor the pedestrians who took a walk close. Nobody.
When you are invisible, nobody sees you.
But there is people they know the galgos and the podencos are a doliente and quiet army that drags his pain, his fear and his solitude in towns and highways. Something pushed Cata and Yolanda to watch after the window of the bus, further on, to far; with the eyes, the intuition and the heart. And there was Martha, bleeding, dying slowly. Cata and Yolanda saw Martha. Martha was not, is not invisible. Martha was taken hold to life and now she is waiting for someone who sees and wants to love her forever.
adopciones@elrefugioescuela.com
Martha is our last galgo. A car ran over her. She was seriously injured. Martha dragged herself to a park for dying. Nobody saw her: neither the driver of the car ran over her, nor the rest of people who were present at the accident, nor the pedestrians who took a walk close. Nobody.
When you are invisible, nobody sees you.
But there is people they know the galgos and the podencos are a doliente and quiet army that drags his pain, his fear and his solitude in towns and highways. Something pushed Cata and Yolanda to watch after the window of the bus, further on, to far; with the eyes, the intuition and the heart. And there was Martha, bleeding, dying slowly. Cata and Yolanda saw Martha. Martha was not, is not invisible. Martha was taken hold to life and now she is waiting for someone who sees and wants to love her forever.
adopciones@elrefugioescuela.com
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