How could you

[holdfast]

[bigugli]

What does one say? That hurt to read.

[Wild]

In September alone there were over 81,000 forclosures and evictions in the US. Some have no choice

[mbac31]

There is always a choice. Wether or not you decide to make the right one or not is up to the animals owner. Let a friend or neighbor or someone take care of them until they get back on their feet. I have a dog that was a shelter dog and will probally get another. 3 dogs right now and love them like family. One guy beat this poor beagle an killed his mother in a field. Took this dog 2 years to get to trust me. They go fishing, hunting, cottage, long drives to Newfoundland each year, etc . I just have to say boat or truck and they are at the door in seconds. I vaccum the hair each weekend out of my truck. They shed, big deal. We will be having a baby in Feburary and will raise my children with them. Sorry but this world has become a throw away society. Same as children. Raise them properly and they will be ok. Dogs are a reflection of their owners.

 

My 2 cents

[rickster]

that brought a tear to my eye

[holdfast]

Me too dude dude when I first heard it on the radio Narrated

[Greencoachdog]

Whenever I want to see something really sad, I click on this.

 

[wgk36]

That was hard to read.

 

My Golden Retriever got out Tuesday morning without his collar (first time in 8 years). We spent hours driving around town looking for him. At 8:30 pm, we got a call from the SPCA. Someone had found him. He was safe. Those hours were long and hard for me. It was like loosing my best friend. I dread the day when he is old and gray, and the right (humane) discission is to lay him down. I can't imagine "discarding" him before it is absolutely necessary. Having a dog is a life long comitment (his, not yours).

[Greencoachdog]

Violence and stupidity?

 

Like I said... it's very sad.