Article January 4, 1999 Issue

for kids

Dogs don't have to be scary

Melanie A. Golder

HAVE you ever been scared by an animal? A big dog or maybe a feisty cat? You might even think that an animal can, hurt you. But, even if the biggest, most ferocious animal were about to pounce on you, there is a way you can be safe. If you understand why you are both created and loved by God, then you know why nothing can hurt you or the animal. Let me tell you how I proved that this is true.

One Saturday morning when I was in fourth grade, my friend Carol came over to my house. She was very worried because her dog, Angus, had gotten out of the yard without his collar. She asked me to help her find him so she could put on his collar with its tags. That's what the law required so people would know where he lived.

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