Jennifer Aniston has recently explained why it’s hard to talk about rescuing animals in need.
Speaking to PEOPLE, the Friends alum revealed, “It's so hard, but it helps; they get seen and rescued.”
She told the outlet, “It's almost impossible to keep up with it. But I'm constantly updated that so-and-so got rescued.”
“So, all I keep thinking is if one gets out, that's all I care about,” stated the 55-year-old.
Jennifer opened up that she used her Instagram account to share stories of rescue dogs in need and even wrote a new children’s book, Clydeo Takes a Bite Out of Life.
Not only that, the Horrible Bosses actress also launched The Clydeo Fund, which supports animal shelters.
Elaborating on why she wrote new picture book, Jennifer disclosed that she wanted children to explore their interests.
“The children are so focused on these phones and just disappear into this void of scrolling,” she continued.
The Morning Show star mentioned, “They don't really spend time being stimulated by the world and figuring out what they want to do.”
“When they came to me with the idea, it was like, 'Obviously, I'll make it about something that I fully love and adore, which is my rescue animals,” remarked Jennifer about her new book.
Meanwhile, the Murder Mystery actress also wanted to “create a fund where we can donate to these animals all over the world and inspire people to just throw in a dollar. It all adds up.”
“We can get awareness out and help the shelters that are in desperate need,” she added.
