In my series "Dying for life" I try to understand the people who are willing to give their lives for their love for animals and sacrifice their whole lives for the sake of saving them at the cost of their health and personal lives.

The people who turned their private home into animal shelters and take care of them around the clock.  They feed, sleep with them, clean their spaces, run with them to the vets, look for foster families or adoptive families.

And there are animals that remain injured and will not be able to return to nature or find an adoptive family. In that case they will stay with them for the rest of their lives.

Nora Lifshitz, lives in her home with about 300 bats, dogs and all kinds of injured animals that come to her for rehabilitation.

Yuval Mendelovich, lives in his house with 150 pit bull dogs, Rottweilers and all kinds of dogs that are considered "dangerous" by society. He rehabilitates them and takes care of them in foster homes.

Avihu Sherwood, lives around the clock with a huge variety of wildlife, foxes, owls, hedgehogs, mongooses and all kinds of animals that most people do not bring into their
Sharon Cohen Rescuing donkeys, she lives in her home with about 300 donkeys, Horses, sheep and cats and all kinds of injured animals that come to her for rehabilitation.