If you didn't already know, I am David, a 71-year-old British expat living in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
I have launched this extra podcast to share my thoughts on aging, my life adventures, and focusing on candid storytelling rather than polished, edited videos. I'm inviting you to follow my journey, offering insights into my life as an "older expat" in a foreign culture.
In this episode, I touch on a myriad of topics, from the warm reception of my previous video to more personal reflections as I enter the 'third act' of my life.
I delve into a pressing issue close to my heart: the plight of stray dogs in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Discover the journey of rescuing four abandoned puppies, the challenges in finding shelters, and the broader societal attitudes towards animals here.
Don’t forget to check out the blog for more details.
Stray Dogs in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
One of the most striking and heart-wrenching issues I've encountered here is the stray dog problem.
It's a subject that elicits a wide range of emotions in me. Stray dogs are indeed a common sight in many parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina. They roam the streets, scavenge for food, and often form packs (thats certainly true here in the village).
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Until our next post.
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