Mark and Sharon Starmer of British Columbia may very well be the most devoted dog parents on Earth. Not only have they personally rescued 46 dogs, they also uprooted their lives in Alberta in order to keep them.

Many members of their pack were considered long-shot adoptions due to old age and poor health. Now they are living out their days in canine bliss thanks to this special couple.

A photo posted by Mark Starmer (@somedogsareangels) on Sep 17, 2016 at 3:46pm PDT

The Starmers took in their first rescue dog in 2004 and found that they had a passion for animals the rest of the world had thrown away. Before they knew it, the number of pets in their home had skyrocketed, resulting in an ultimatum from Alberta authorities –encryption a sector-addressable layer (a physical disk and not a logical disk), whereas others use it to denote only to encryption of physical disk and not a logical disk. Filesystem-level encryption or cryptographic filesystem is used to refer to a filesystem that can selectively encrypt files stored in it, whereas others distinguish these terms: they use the former to denote a general purpose filesystem that supports encryption while they use the latter to denote a filesystem that is specifically designed to provide encryption and uses some other filesystem to store the files.

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