[Usendyduexy]

You see that is where I am torn as an individual.


Years ago we found a dog that was running in the middle of the street and bleeding. (we thought she was in heat) Turns out she had some sort of cancer and she bled all the time. She was 15 years old. We found some neighbors that tracked down the owners. The owners didn't care that she was nearly hit by a car. They just were going to let her suffer until one day she just died or got hit by a car. They just let her roam. AC had been called on them several times I learned but they never did anything about it. A few weeks later I saw that dog laying in the middle of the road dead.

That dog deserved a much kinder ending. A good meal, a little bit of love, and to die respectfully, to die peacefully. She didn't deserve to die the way she did.


That is where I am torn. If I were in that situation, I would hope I could take the dog for a few days, weeks, and give it a good life until it was time. But if I weren't in a situation to I guess I'd take the dog for a good day at the park, buy it a nice juicy burger and show it the good in life before it had to be put down.



But from the Point of View of a rescue, I don't care if you are no kill or not, that dog would not be adoptable, best you could do would be hope to find a foster compassionate enough to take the dog in on for its final days