....all you folks out in the County surely know what i'm talking about. :crying:

Happens every spring. :rolleyes:

Having to spay/neuter and feed other people's cast-offs. Dogs, cats.

SIMPLY AMAZING TO ME how people say, when I ask them why they didn't get their animals spayed/neutered: "I can't afford it."

Then, I see them in the pizza restaurant, or the video store on weekends, spending way more than it would cost at low-cost spay/neuter clinic.

Selfish, selfish, selfish. At least I get a heads up on the *character* of the person this way. :thumb: I avoid them like the plague.......


Just ran into a person who's cat (who they profess to *love) came home and is so weak and sick can't lift it's head. I ask: "what shots has it had? What about worming?"

"Oh, we can't afford that. "

:rolleyes:

The feed store sells vaccines and wormers and you can get out under $10. :whistle: It means you may have to eat beans and rice one or two meals. Big deal.

PLEASE, can anyone tell me what is WRONG with these people? :scratch:

If we knew the answer to that question, then we could solve the problem.

Some people are extremely lazy while others refuse to understand that pet ownership is a responsibility, not a passing whim. We could cover pets under Medicaid and food stamps (not at all advocating this!), and a lot of people would be too lazy to fill out the paperwork and turn it in on time.