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  1. #11
    Originally posted by Pae
    A pet is not an impulse purchase. Just like having a child is not an impulse decision.
    Yep, basically my point/opinion too. I love pets - well, cats anyway, but picking one up on how cute it looks as a kitten without thinking about the long term repsonsibility is just... irresponsible.

  2. #12
    Fire Bellied Toad
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    Originally posted by Jidoe
    I love animals and I agree with you on the personal level, but if it's upkeeping your pet against feeding your children (or even yourself) and paying mortgage, then the pet has to go.
    I doubt many will disagree with you on this point. The main concern is that people are abandoning their pets and causing a greater societal problem instead of handling the situation appropriately. If you can't afford your pet anymore try and find someone else who can, if that fails take it to a shelter. If all else fails have it humanely put down instead of deserting it where it might slowly and painfully starve to death.
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