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4.If you are a lover of animals
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From his 18-year-old age, he has been rescuing wounded and abandoned animals from the bush. He loves the environment. Every weekend Addison goes into the forest to assist distressed animals, but today's events really disturb him. He will have to manage it. For years, Addison's commitment to animal welfare defined his life and shaped his weekends and perspective. Whether or not each rescue effort is successful, every one has added to his knowledge and strengthened his bond to the surrounding ecology. The forest now serves as a second home where he finds fulfilment and direction rather than only a site of natural beauty. But today's surprising turn of events has put Addison in foreign land. It's difficult to digest the knowledge that his well-meaning behaviour might not always be the greatest one for the wildlife. It questions his long-held ideas on his part in animal rescue and conservation. Addison understands he will have to change his strategy as he works through this fresh viewpoint. This event has a major emotional impact that pushes him to face the complexity of wildlife intervention. Addison understands that this is a chance for development and education even if he feels shocked and disappointed. Though it involves occasionally backing off and letting nature run its course, he is resolved to use this experience to become a more informed and effective champion for animal welfare.
