Animal abandonment

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[...] Choose an animal that suits you, your lifestyle, and your personality, and ask for advice. Be a hundred percent sure that you are going to keep loving this pet no matter what and think about all the parameters that adopting implies especially the financial side: be ready to spend money for your animal, it will become your child. One last thing, if you do get a pet, please get them castrated, we can not afford to welcome some more animals in this world as no one is truly ready to WELCOME them. [...]

[...] You were not going to pay for someone to take care of your pet, and it was too much work anyway, it was the opportunity to just get rid of them. But do you know what happens to the pets you all abandon? They die in the streets, alone, from hunger, and loneliness . Or if they get lucky, they get found by a wonderful charity that believes that everyone deserves a chance. But they never get adopted and finish their life thinking they are not worth loving. [...]

[...] Animal abandonment Have you ever had a pet? A cat, a dog, a hamster? If you had, then you know how much responsibility that implies: you have to feed them, heal them when they get hurt or sick, and give them affection and care. So, when you decided to adopt this pet, it was forever right? You were going to keep loving them as long as they were alive. Then why are you here? Tying his leash to a tree? [...]