It is still the differences between losing one life and there being no risk at all for the other. That's why people are focusing on it.
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It is still the differences between losing one life and there being no risk at all for the other. That's why people are focusing on it.
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I guess I just don't see how there's no risk at all to the baby. Either way, though, I've voiced my concern for both baby and puppy. Both are victims. (And, that is all I'm saying.)
The idea that some lives matter less is the root of all that is wrong with the world. - Dr. Paul Farmer
Very proud mommy!
There was an update on the news saying that the ferret was indeed the culprit of the bites, NOT the puppy. I now wonder what will happen to the pup? Will it be able to be adopted out, or still be euthanized because it is a pitbull? It should be at the shelter in the first place. It did nothing wrong!
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2 Virginia Opossums, 6 cats, 4 bearded dragons, 1 iguana, 1 red foot tortoise, 1 tripod chihuahua, 5 mice, dubia and hissing cockroaches as well as other misc animals that wander in and out of my home.
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