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Aw. I don't know why we sometimes refer to people behaving badly as "animals." merrily Apr 2015 #1
That is a very good point. brer cat Apr 2015 #15
Good for you, brer cat! merrily Apr 2015 #16
Because animals are capable of hideous brutality and cruelty? Orrex Apr 2015 #32
Are you sure about that? cui bono Apr 2015 #35
+1 BrotherIvan Apr 2015 #36
Sure. Orrex Apr 2015 #40
Yes, I am. Orrex Apr 2015 #39
On that basis, maybe we should call animals humans. merrily Apr 2015 #45
That, too, is a difference in degree, as well as a meaningless standard Orrex Apr 2015 #46
Apparently, this is a big issue for you. It isn't for me. merrily Apr 2015 #47
Well, when it comes up, I comment on it. That's all. Orrex Apr 2015 #48
One of our most blessed days is the day we rescued Luna. leftofcool Apr 2015 #2
Happy ending, thankfully. I hope that family that discarded a faithful older dog for a puppy KittyWampus Apr 2015 #3
How do people get rid of a long time pet because of a new one? marym625 Apr 2015 #4
Because people suck krawhitham Apr 2015 #17
That's about it marym625 Apr 2015 #18
and what happens when the puppy gets old? tblue Apr 2015 #23
yep. horrible people marym625 Apr 2015 #25
I think people like that should not be allowed to adopt Dragonfli Apr 2015 #29
rejection she can not possibly understand. marym625 Apr 2015 #31
Her x owner sucks! newfie11 Apr 2015 #5
Just your title had me in tears.. One has to treasure an old dog--they are the ones who know you! hlthe2b Apr 2015 #6
You are not the only one sniffling... dixiegrrrrl Apr 2015 #20
Blessed are those who have earned the love of an old dog. ColesCountyDem Apr 2015 #7
Here's the thing about dogs, though - they give their love, sometimes, djean111 Apr 2015 #9
Sadly true, too. n/t ColesCountyDem Apr 2015 #12
here's a longer story MBS Apr 2015 #8
Thanks, here's a pix from the story you posted. Doggie jetting to her new home. KittyWampus Apr 2015 #13
Another pic from the story Liberal_in_LA Apr 2015 #34
Poor baby!..... paleotn Apr 2015 #10
My father once ended a years long friendship over something like this. Arkansas Granny Apr 2015 #11
Fabulous turbinetree Apr 2015 #14
+1000 heaven05 Apr 2015 #19
Old dogs secondvariety Apr 2015 #21
You had me at senior dog. mountain grammy Apr 2015 #22
GREAT story -- original owners: How could you do this to your sweet, loyal dog? whathehell Apr 2015 #24
People like the former owners of Lady see their pets as mere objects fasttense Apr 2015 #26
How can anyone turn away one of their family? chillfactor Apr 2015 #27
Who let this family take a new puppy before ascertaining compatibility with the senior dog?! riderinthestorm Apr 2015 #28
Someone who doesn't spay or neuter. roody Apr 2015 #30
We once had a dog that walked miles to return to our old home. nolabear Apr 2015 #33
I'm telling this story *not* judging my mother. We relocated when I was 5 to a town 10 miles away. UTUSN Apr 2015 #41
Do we ever deserve that kind of loyalty? nolabear Apr 2015 #44
Water works BrotherIvan Apr 2015 #37
Pets are NOT disposable! Marie Marie Apr 2015 #38
When I was looking for pups to adopt many years ago, there was this sweet adult golden retriever cui bono Apr 2015 #42
Words fail me... Marie Marie Apr 2015 #43
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