Since you (Spencer) are the one that usually helps me the most, I wanted to ask (bring up) a question. The homeless Himilayan made me think of this.
I went with a family member to our local Animal Shelter a week or so ago. This family member lives on a 500 acre farm. She started the screening to "adopt" the dog. He is an Aussie around 3 or so years old. Amongst the questions was: "what kind of land do you live on" of course, she wrote in 500 acre farm land. The next question was, "do you have a fenced in yard?" She answered, "no." The only fenced in yard is the one that the horses use for grazing.
Well, the shelter would not let her take home the dog. They told her that she had to have a fenced in yard before she was allowed to adopt him.
That burns me up and makes me so mad. That poor dog. Why on earth would they not let her adopt him? I don't get it
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"Of all God's creatures there is only one that cannot be made the slave of the leash. That one is the cat. If man could be crossed with a cat it would improve man, but it would deteriorate the cat." - Mark Twain
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