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Warpy

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6. I can see leaving them inside if you're not sure you can get them into a shelter

Sat Sep 16, 2017, 12:28 AM

Sep 2017

although I'd be more likely to leave them in a car parked outside an inland shelter, if that was the case, checking on them frequently. These people were unbelievably cruel, leaving them chained outdoors, no protection from flying debris.

Yeah, felony convictions and blacklisting at every breeder and shelter would be a good start.

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Good. alittlelark Sep 2017 #1

also my good Angry Dragon Sep 2017 #2

As they should. Snackshack Sep 2017 #3

Exactly! Duppers Sep 2017 #5

excellent lunamagica Sep 2017 #4

I can see leaving them inside if you're not sure you can get them into a shelter Warpy Sep 2017 #6

Lock them up, no better yet, chain them to a tree BigmanPigman Sep 2017 #7

Works for me, good plan. MLAA Sep 2017 #8

Feed the horrible pet owners to the sharks. democratisphere Sep 2017 #9

What about the assisted living homes Doreen Sep 2017 #10

Some shelters did take pets. Duppers Sep 2017 #12

When you decide to take a cat or dog PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2017 #11

Pets ARE family! Stonepounder Sep 2017 #13

True. PoindexterOglethorpe Sep 2017 #14

I agree 100%! StarryNite Sep 2017 #15

Do they accept big dogs on city buses? If you have no car, how do you find a shelter? lostnfound Sep 2017 #16

If were up to me. Those people would be publicly Hayduke Bomgarte Sep 2017 #17