Support Animal Rescue

One of my co-workers posted this on Facebook. I just don't understand how people can do this to animals who place their trust in us unconditionally.

Don't buy from pet stores while shelter dogs die.

Animals in shelters:
A: Get adopted
B: Get put to sleep
C: There is no C.

Comments

  1. Gaahhhh. One of the 3 things (yes, there are only 3) that make me borderline homicidal. :(

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  2. Heartbreaking. Trace was an unplanned puppy....and the best $0 I ever spent!

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  3. All of our pets have been shelter kitties. We've even adopted the older, traumatized ones and loved them to bits, even when they couldn't love us back. We keep trying to show them that there are good people in the world who will love them and take good care of them.

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  4. Anonymous12:03 AM

    Sometimes they are fostered, too. Lots of great people are willing to give their love, knowing that they will say good-bye later.

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  5. I hope you're well my friend :)

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  6. I could not even count the # of animals there. How horrid.

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  7. I can't watch it. I just can't.

    I have absolutely no tolerance for any form of animal cruelty. NONE.

    When I was a kid, I couldn't even watch Lassie...

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  8. Oh Sky Dad, I couldn't even finish watching that. I'm just gonna cry. That's terrible.

    :-(

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  9. I'm not a huge "animal rights" person, but a couple of weeks ago, NPR had a guy who does undercover work for animal rights organizations. The stories he told were beyond belief.

    I completely agree with you on the shelters: there are so many pets in shelters waiting for a decent family to adopt them.

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  10. i have only adopted from shelters - and every time i have gotten a loving wonderful pet. (as i stare at carlos right now)

    i cannot watch this - nothing gets me more upset than animal abuse.

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