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I don't think sending pictures of dead animals is necessarily the best way to educate people. I would send that pyramid that shows how many cats come from one feral mamma in a short time...that's a bit more profound and civilized.
If you are concerned for the animals your friends and family have, why don't you educate them personally. You can even research low cost spay/neuter clinics and let them know how inexpensive it can be.
I agree with everyone-that is a bit morbid-I suggest you try some of the TV stations who have shown puppy mills-they're horrible! maybe then people will go to the shelter and adopt. Isn't it you catch more flies with honey!! Guilt only lasts a short time( dead animals piled up). A cute fuzzy face has more of an impact!!
When my Bedlington died in my arms ( with my daughter beside me) I picked her up and laid her in her basket, curled her feet around as if she was asleep. I stayed with her for the rest of the night, and I did take a photo of her, but it was because I loved her........and could not get over the fact that I had lost her.
Anyone asking for photo's like this has to be sick or very cruel. I don't care if it is for study or not......it is sick.
Also doesn't understnad joke, is a blonde, and I am only 13 years old! ;)Quote:
Originally posted by GoldenRetrLuver
<--doesnt understand joke...
remember, im a blonde. LOL:D :)
<----13 years old too.....LOL!:DQuote:
Originally posted by *LabLoverKEB*
Also doesn't understnad joke, is a blonde, and I am only 13 years old! ;)
Im blonde....But I'm also almost 16...and I still don't get it :o lol
exactlyQuote:
Originally posted by Mich
Anyone asking for photo's like this has to be sick or very cruel. I don't care if it is for study or not......it is sick.
LOL!:D :) ;)Quote:
Originally posted by GoldenRetrLuver
<----13 years old too.....LOL!:D