God Bless You for saving the dogs you could. Something a lot of people
do not know is that when several stray dogs get together they become a
"Pack" and often revert to behaving like a "Pack of Wild Dogs" and do
become very dangerous. The ones that do join a pack as an adult can be
fine as a pet wh
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ferals
Thanks, but I'm certainly no hero. I do think if I'd had someone to
video the fool (me) running from the pack of dogs I could make a lot of
money. lol. Sometimes I'd just throw the bag of food out the window, but I was
trying to 'tame' them, so
ch 14, 2005 4:10 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: Re: OT:Tonya - killing ferals
I just think we're talking about different situations. My Mamma Kitty I brought home from North Carolina last winter was living with a feral colony. The colony lives in the woods behind my sister's nei
Thanks, but I'm certainly no hero. I do think if I'd had someone to video the fool (me) running from the pack of dogs I could make a lot of money. lol. Sometimes I'd just throw the bag of food out the window, but I was trying to 'tame' them, so usually I'd try to approach them when there would onl
ive vibes that you find Squeekie, and you find her soon~~Kerry
-Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Hideyo YamamotoSent: Monday, March 14, 2005 2:43 PMTo: felvtalk@felineleukemia.orgSubject: RE: OT:Tonya - killing ferals
I have to definitely agree with
I agree with all you have said, Hideyo.
Michelle
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I just think we're talking about different
situations. My Mamma Kitty I brought home from North Carolina last winter
was living with a feral colony. The colony lives in the woods behind my
sister's neighborhood. She feeds them, and we try to trap and spay w
the word applied to these days). More power to you.
Kerry
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I'm sorry; one more thing that occ
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I just think we're talking about different situations. My Mamma Kitty
I brought home from North Carolina last winter was living with a feral
colony. The colony lives in the woods
, and making this
> momentous and /irreversible decision on the part of another
> living and helpless creature./
> So, we have absolutely no business taking the perfectly
> content lives of animals into our own hands because of what/
> may/ happen to them in the future.
>
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote:>> I agree with Nina.> I think it's conflicting and difficult enough to make a> decision to euthanize when an animal is terminally ill and> suffering---one is torn between desperately not wanting the> animal in our care to suffer any more, an
the future. Re PETA, I am very
disappointed in that organization--it seems
to have become confused in its old age.
PETA will not be getting $$$ from me.
Kerry
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PETA will not be getting $$$ from me.
Kerry
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God
bless ya
Hideyo...I'll keep you both in my prayers! (Tip: Squeekie might be
extremely cautious of closed in spaces and be very hard to
Drawing the line and deciding not to get involved is one thing. Drawing the
line and deciding to kill them all is quite another.
In my paid work, I am a lawyer who represents desperately poor women and
children in things like denials of access to emergency shelter, food stamps,
and
subsistence
I am not going to get too involved in this discussion, but my two cents are, I have to agree with Nina and Kerry. Some places CAN be worse than death for animals or children, do you see us killing children The two groups we (as adults) need to stand up for and care for are children and animals,
Thank you Tamara,
I know everyone won't agree on this. I've worked with ferals, and I've done spay releases, and I've seen situations that were so bad nothing else could be done
I fed a PACK of nearly 20 feral dogs for 2 years, trying to make some progress. These dogs were so wild they wo
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God bless ya
Hideyo...I'll keep you both in my prayers! (Tip: Squeekie might be
extremely cautious of closed in spaces and be very hard to trap now. Try,
if you can, a small dog crate...pref. black bars...put grass or leav
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ferals
Ok, I'm going to play devil's advocate:
I have been active in the animal rescue field for most
of my life. I have walked into alleyways in crack neighborhoods, by
myself, to feed ferals and do rescues. I have spent more money than
nd Squeekie, and you find her soon~~Kerry
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I have to definitely agree with Nina.
We, humans are the
fectly content> lives of animals into our own hands because of what/ may/ happen> to them in the future. > Re PETA, I am very disappointed in that organization--it seems> to have become confused in its old age.> PETA will not be getting $$$ from me.> Kerry> -Original Message---
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I have to definitely
agree with Nina.
We, humans are the most
powerful creature on earth, and can be the most egotistical and arrogant one,
good energy and
prayers!
Thank you!
Hideyo
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Tonya,
I can't believe you
Cherie, You are ABSOLUTELY right...I believe as you do that animals are as precious as children, but unfortunately in this society...there exists the "destory if they are inconvienant" rule for bothFor humans, -children: (in the forms of abortion and the juvenial death penalty), the later of wh
he beginning of this
thread?
Thanks for all that you--and everyone on this
list--do.
Kerry
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ed in its old age.
PETA will not be getting $$$ from me.
Kerry
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Ok, I'm going to play devil's advocate:
I have been active in the animal rescue field for most of my life. I have walked into alleyways in crack neighborhoods, by myself, to feed ferals and do rescues. I have spent more money than any "sane" person should on strays, and even have driven across
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I
agree with Nina.
I
think it's conflicting and difficult enough to make a decision to euthanize
when an animal is terminally ill and suffering---one is torn between desperately
not wanting the animal in our care to suffer any more, and making this momentous
and irreversible
Tonya,
I can't believe you would advocate killing ferals as a way to help
their plight! Yes, their life is dangerous and they do sometimes
suffer, but that doesn't mean they should be put to death. We humans
are so conditioned to our relative safety that we sometimes forget how
hard life can
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