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Wow the precision needed for them to apply at that exact moment, I now see why people were so pessimistic about it working.
Wow the precision needed for them to apply at that exact moment, I now see why people were so pessimistic about it working.
That is precisely the kind of video this thread is for. 👍
This video restores my faith in humanity.
I don't know enough from that video to determine that she was tossed aside. I feel as if you know more than I do or are assuming she was more than a dog born on the streets, or who got lost, and was never considered anything more than a stray by the few who did see her. The only thing that tells me she might have had human interaction was that she did not look as malnourished as some cases I have seen. But that still doesn't mean she didn't go chasing a squirrel and got lost.DanoffInteresting, I don't have the same response. That dog was tossed aside by humanity, and eventually after a lot of suffering, got taken care of. I'm glad that the people were there to take care of her, but angry at whoever let it happen.
I don't know enough from that video to determine that she was tossed aside. I feel as if you know more than I do or are assuming she was more than a dog born on the streets, or who got lost, and was never considered anything more than a stray by the few who did see her. The only thing that tells me she might have had human interaction was that she did not look as malnourished as some cases I have seen. But that still doesn't mean she didn't go chasing a squirrel and got lost.
Circumstances may be different between places like LA and Kentucky. A lost dog is common and we have no ASCPA group. The best you can do outside of larger cities with a Humane Society presence (euthanized after a few weeks if not adopted) is call the local sheriff and hope it doesn't become aggressive and get shot in the process.DanoffThere is only one way this dog ends up in the streets fending for itself without being intentionally thrown aside, and that's if it got lost. But there STILL had to be a thousand people that saw her and kept walking.
Circumstances may be different between places like LA and Kentucky.
Around here you get this when you try helping.Lost dog = dead dog in a city