Daisy was a seven-month-old puppy when she was admitted to intensive care after being stabbed numerous times in her lungs and other vital organs. Daisy was a victim of domestic violence.

In cases of domestic abuse, animals are often injured, maimed, or killed for revenge or to psychologically control their victims. And unfortunately, many family shelters don't have the means to house companion animals on-site. The majority of victims choose to stay in abusive environments rather than leave their pets behind.

For today's Daily Action, watch this video and learn more about how you can help victims and animals escape domestic violence together.

In the US, there are no national standards for environmental education. Strong environmental literacy programs about conserving water, to helping endangered species, and our environmental impacts on other countries will make a major difference in educating youth on the importance of protecting the environment.