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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I understand that the cost of providing all medical care is significant and veterinary care is no exception. I do believe that the veterinarians are doing the best they can so this is not directed at them ... But the fact is that there are thousands upon thousands of animals (dogs and cats primarily) that are in desperate need of homes. The "adopt/save" movement is strong. I would honestly have 2 or 3 dogs but I can barely afford veterinary care for the one I have and it is the medical care costs that are preventing me from giving more animals their forever homes.[/quote] The adoption industry is a scam.[/quote] It's really not. Those people are dedicated and work VERY hard. ANd have to deal with the imbeciles who return or dump pets for all manner of dumb reasons. They are trying, imperfectly, to get people to honor their responsibilities and to make good placements. And most are on the fringes in terms of finances b/c they rely on donations. [/quote]
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