ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. IN MEMORY OF BUBU — AND THE OTHERS

Many families from our neighborhood — including children — came to stand with us on Day One of our movement.
Drivers slowed down, honked, waved, and even shared their own painful experiences with Paw Sweet Paw. Some stopped to say “Thank you” and lifted their thumbs in support.

The energy was powerful — not out of anger, but out of love.
Love strong enough to stand up and say,

“Never again.”

It was only the beginning, but it reminded us that real change doesn’t need a crowd — it only needs courage to care.
Day #1  has begun. 

So many people reacted again — honking, giving thumbs up, and shouting “Thank you!” as they passed by.
One driver rolled down his window and said, “I took my dog there once. It was a horrible experience.”

Another person stopped to share that he had been quietly carrying pain for years — his young, healthy dog had suddenly died at Paw Sweet Paw’s other Irvine location.
His eyes filled with tears as he spoke, and we could feel the weight of everything left unsaid.

Each story, each voice, reminded us why we’re standing here.
Because silence protects no one.
Because love demands courage.
And because Day #2 was never just about protest — it was about truth finally being spoken out loud.

By Day Three, the truth kept finding its way to us.
One driver who passed by earlier sent an email — sharing his horrifying story of what happened to his own dog at Paw Sweet Paw.
He wrote that his dog’s head was covered in blood, and the facility made excuses and refused to release the CCTV footage.
Some rolled down their windows and said, “That’s a shame. You’re doing the right thing.”
Others honked, waved, or lifted their thumbs in support.

Every sound, every gesture, felt like BuBu’s voice echoing through them — reminding us that this movement isn’t just about one dog’s story, but about all the voices that were ignored for too long.

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