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I think number 10 is a bit unfair, but I otherwise agree! I would love to care for my deceased relatives animals but I for one could not take my in-laws elderly dog if they died because my hubby and I work full time, it would not be fair. And I couldn't take my mum's cats if she died because my husband has asthma and is allergic!
I think number 10 is a bit unfair, but I otherwise agree! I would love to care for my deceased relatives animals but I for one could not take my in-laws elderly dog if they died because my hubby and I work full time, it would not be fair. And I couldn't take my mum's cats if she died because my husband has asthma and is allergic!
Yeah that's fair enough, I wouldn't take on loved ones cats (sons allergic) and I cant stand dogs so there is no way Id EVER take one in. Also people can develop allergys over time, my Son became allergis to guinea pigs after having them for a few years. x
No 10 is totally justified. it is not a shelters responsibility to take the animal in. You don't have to take the animal in yourself you have to find it a suitable home.
No 10 is totally justified. it is not a shelters responsibility to take the animal in. You don't have to take the animal in yourself you have to find it a suitable home.
But what if someone died suddenly and you couldnt take the animal in? Im not saying it is the responsibility of the shelter obviously, but I couldnt take on certain animals x
Would you rather see an animal on Craigslist, Preloved, Gumtree, Facebook, the classifieds, or at a shelter? Especially for small animals they stand a much better chance at an experienced shelter then for free (or a small fee) to whoever wants it. Not everyone has the ability to take care of an animal in the waiting period before it finds a good home and not everyone has friends who'd be willing to take it.