On 2/9/07, Wanda Lauscher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > This is what I've come to believe when I've seen rescue animals....the > owner has a bit of mental illness going on. AND if their animals are > neglected...you can bet there are other portions of their lives that > are neglected as well. > > Wha'ts your saying? "They just ain't right..." > > Wanda >
hahhaha. so true! but I was thinking when I saw Oprah the other day about people who live in clutter... the guy said after a while it just becomes unbearable to look at so the people tune it out. If they actually SAW it they would have to face the overwhelming task of getting something done about it. Maybe its a similar case with people who let their horses starve. the woman who had Svertla actually made the remark "when people come over I have to draw the window shades because they are so thin and embarassing, I hate to have people over anymore" ??? Uh. hello? why not feed them and have people over?? But instead she closed the curtains so she wouldnt have to look at it... I think at some point she must have wanted out of horses entirely but for whatever reason she wouldnt let herself. Maybe it would be admitting she was a failure at it? I dont know... If i couldnt take care of mine I would find them good homes and just give them away or sad to say... if I could not find good homes I would have to put them down cause I could not bear the thought of them suffering even mental anguish! much less physical starvation...or constant pain. That would be a hard one. My friend sylvia is going thru that now with her navicular horse. she needs to put him down but then he gets better :) bless his heart.... janice -- yipie tie yie yo
