Author: McKinley Corbley / Source: Good News Network
For the last five years of his life, Paul Crowell has been a guardian angel to hundreds of homeless people and their dogs.
It all started when Crowell used to walk to work in San Francisco, California. A self-professed animal lover, he was heartbroken by the number of dogs he would see struggling alongside their homeless human counterparts on the streets.
Coincidentally, Crowell worked at a doggy daycare and boarding facility that would always throw out their extra pet food. Instead of letting it go to waste, Crowell came up with a perfect solution for the excess kibble.
“I started rescuing that food from being thrown in the garbage, and I delivered it to the many homeless dogs I saw in the encampments around here,” Crowell told GoFundMe. “Pretty quickly, I became known as ‘the doggy food man,’ and I started bringing it all the time.”
His strategy was disrupted, however, when his facility was bought out by a new company that told Crowell he could no longer take the excess food.
“I got really upset,” he said. “I really loved doing it, and it brought so much joy to my life. I didn’t want…
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