Frustrated

[Freedom]

In 1964, a woman in NYC, Kitty Genovese, was killed, stabbed to death. She screamed and hollered for help; folks heard, no one acted. To me, that is where your S.O. is. I do not make a distinction between a human and another species of animal - if they need help and you are there, DO something, even if it is just picking up the phone and getting someone more qualified on the spot.

[dab_20]

I can understand your situation. My fiance has very different opinions about an animals place than I do. Although he has learned to love my dogs, I don't think he will ever feel nearly the same about animals as I do. It doesn't make them horrible people, just sometimes people are hard to change.

In this situation, calling animal control is as good as anything. Even if you stay there keeping an eye on the animal to be sure animal control could find it. Don't feel bad about it.

[Asiel]

Heck I wouldn't have asked in the first place, would have just gone back for the dog, brought it home and dealt with your hubby afterwards. My first thought is always for a stray or lost dog, hubby isn't exactly as freaky as I am about it but he probably realizes it wouldn't matter if he objected so he just goes along with it- down deep he's really an animal lover himself. I've taken lots of dogs home, checked for ID and if none was found I just called our local shelter. I have taken in a few lost dogs that seemed in need of a good meal and a warm bed. I think that's why we're on PT...we love animals , no holds barred.