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fandomsecrets2015-06-02 06:49 pm
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Re: Judging Thread
(Anonymous) 2015-06-02 11:58 pm (UTC)(link)I do think there are situations that are absolute emergencies. And it's not even necessarily rehoming pets that I'm against - I'd rather no pet lived where it wasn't wanted and given the attention it deserved. Generally, I also think people who can't afford pets shouldn't have pets either. But I still think the first course of action is always to try to rehome it yourself. Ask around, do your very best to try to rehome the pet yourself. If, after all of that, you can't find anyone to take the pet, then of course a shelter is the only option left. You have to remember that your cat or dog is probably going to die in that shelter, no one should live in this delusion where they are instantly going to be happily adopted. And even at the rare no-kill shelter, life inside the shelter is shitty, terrifying, and dangerous (lots of exposure to other animals, sickness spreads easily). Everyone I think has a responsibility as a decent human being to try to spare their pet that.