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That person should also ask CWC, what happened to the other (MIA) cats.Someone gave him a gift card to PetSmart a while ago which hasn't been used. More than likely it got lost in the hoard. Someone should remind him.
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That person should also ask CWC, what happened to the other (MIA) cats.Someone gave him a gift card to PetSmart a while ago which hasn't been used. More than likely it got lost in the hoard. Someone should remind him.
Of course it's named after food.
Chris means well overall for the cat. He's not a sociopath, and he's not going to purposefully abuse an animal. He neglects out of ignorance and just not learning how to parent an animal, because his own parents were terrible at that job themselves. I can't blame him for that.
...doesn't mean I'm not uber concerned for the cat though. I'm already pretty sensitive about the dogs' situation, since obesity is really serious for dogs that are low to the ground like beagles. They're not as susceptible as, say, basset hounds, but it's pretty bad nonetheless. Beagles also get ear infections very easily if not properly groomed, and that causes them a lot of pain. Highly doubt the Chandlers bathe them, let alone bathe them AND make sure their ears canals are properly dried.
What really concerns me is the fact that the cat has a wound. Even if it's stitched together, the wound needs to be redressed. I doubt Chris is competent enough to undress, clean, and redress the site. Or hell, even remembering to take the wrapping off after a few days. I'm just imagining him just completely forgetting about the cat like he does with anything that's important but not directly about him, and the cat getting necrosis from the wound becoming moist and gross via bandage pressure.
It's just a sad situation overall. We don't want the Chandlers to have pets, but reporting them will most likely result in the animals getting euthanized. So really, this is a debate of what's more ethical: taking the animals away for them to die peacefully and quickly, or let them stay only for them to probably slowly die due to malnutrition and neglect.
the ethics of a swift and peaceful death over a slow, agonizing one is quite obvious to me, if anyone of you is in virginia, call animal control because the chandlers shouldn't own any pets
They won't be taken. The Chandler's provide the basic necessities of food, shelter, and water.
Ok, but that is how pets work.All three of the lowest quality possible.
We know the dogs piss and shit on news papers on the floor right in whats left of the living room, but where do the cats do their biz?
They gonna feed the cat bananers?They won't be taken. The Chandler's provide the basic necessities of food, shelter, and water.
That gives me a terrible image of Chris making a terrible commercial/advertisement on youtube entitledI will say that at least the Chandler's seem to understand spaying and neutering. I feel if they were a little bit less lazy Barb is the type of person to take up backyard breeding and sell their "purebred" mutts for exorbitant prices.
They bought those beagles. Chris was bragging about how they're registered. Beagles rain from the sky here. You can get better stock of Beagles for free.
That gives me a terrible image of Chris making a terrible commercial/advertisement on youtube entitled
"Pristine Christine and Barb's Puppy Mill: Not Raided by the ASPCA since the last litter." They would try to sell a new breed of dog (TM) that is really just some muts Chris found on his way back from Charlottesville.
They won't be taken. The Chandler's provide the basic necessities of food, shelter, and water.
but what about protection from fleas and disease?
Sounds like those poor animals are going to get the same treatment Chris received from Borb when he was younger.And even at that point all that's going to happen is to remedy or face fines. Authorities are going to try and exhaust all possible solutions before taking the animal. The animals have to be in pretty rough shape for them to be taken outright.
a. women, being a woman, being transgender, dating, socializing with women, socializing with people, inseminating yourself, balding, hair dye, female voice, taints, society, law, lesbians, sex, and the list can go on and on.Ok, but that is howpets(˅ a.) work.
oh.And even at that point all that's going to happen is to remedy or face fines. Authorities are going to try and exhaust all possible solutions before taking the animal. The animals have to be in pretty rough shape for them to be taken outright.
but what about protection from fleas and disease?
Chris means well overall for the cat. He's not a sociopath, and he's not going to purposefully abuse an animal. He neglects out of ignorance and just not learning how to parent an animal, because his own parents were terrible at that job themselves. I can't blame him for that.
...doesn't mean I'm not uber concerned for the cat though. I'm already pretty sensitive about the dogs' situation, since obesity is really serious for dogs that are low to the ground like beagles. They're not as susceptible as, say, basset hounds, but it's pretty bad nonetheless. Beagles also get ear infections very easily if not properly groomed, and that causes them a lot of pain. Highly doubt the Chandlers bathe them, let alone bathe them AND make sure their ears canals are properly dried.
What really concerns me is the fact that the cat has a wound. Even if it's stitched together, the wound needs to be redressed. I doubt Chris is competent enough to undress, clean, and redress the site. Or hell, even remembering to take the wrapping off after a few days. I'm just imagining him just completely forgetting about the cat like he does with anything that's important but not directly about him, and the cat getting necrosis from the wound becoming moist and gross via bandage pressure.
It's just a sad situation overall. We don't want the Chandlers to have pets, but reporting them will most likely result in the animals getting euthanized. So really, this is a debate of what's more ethical: taking the animals away for them to die peacefully and quickly, or let them stay only for them to probably slowly die due to malnutrition and neglect.