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**HomePageOEMfreeSOFTWARE** · 06-23-2010, 06:06 PM

The sad thing is, the people left the dog in the hot car for 4 hours so they could donate plasma. The people that "donate" plasma, really aren't donating, they get paid about $40 each time they donate, and can donate twice a week. So in their quest to "help" people by donating, they let their dog die. Of course, most people don't care about helping people, they only care about making their $40... people do it every day. It looks good because it looks like they are "helping" people, but in most cases, they couldn't care less about the "helping" part of it.

*Sigh* Its not ok to leave your dog in a hot car OR freezing cold car for too long.If it's too hot for YOU,its too hot for the dog.Why don't people get it??

As for donating blood/plasma to ''help'' people,I do it every chance I get-with NO payments,no incentive-other than human service.I donate blood to the Red Cross quite often,I do not get paid,and I am still willing to do it.
More people need to think of others,without rewards/incentives/perks for doing so.It's a shame we NEED to have those type of incentives to be willing to help others.

I hope the dog pulls through and does ok.Prayers sent for her recovery and a loving new home.

06-23-2010, 06:06 PM	#16
HomePageOEMfreeSOFTWARE Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 516 Senior Member	The sad thing is, the people left the dog in the hot car for 4 hours so they could donate plasma. The people that "donate" plasma, really aren't donating, they get paid about $40 each time they donate, and can donate twice a week. So in their quest to "help" people by donating, they let their dog die. Of course, most people don't care about helping people, they only care about making their $40... people do it every day. It looks good because it looks like they are "helping" people, but in most cases, they couldn't care less about the "helping" part of it. Sigh Its not ok to leave your dog in a hot car OR freezing cold car for too long.If it's too hot for YOU,its too hot for the dog.Why don't people get it?? As for donating blood/plasma to ''help'' people,I do it every chance I get-with NO payments,no incentive-other than human service.I donate blood to the Red Cross quite often,I do not get paid,and I am still willing to do it. More people need to think of others,without rewards/incentives/perks for doing so.It's a shame we NEED to have those type of incentives to be willing to help others. I hope the dog pulls through and does ok.Prayers sent for her recovery and a loving new home.
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