Oh I know very well how “Rescues” have moved in on the local animal shelters.
You see after my beloved Siberian Husky died want to adopt adopt another right? Twice, mind you twice I’ve tried an can’t you know why? Each time a damn rescue has sunk their paws into it before I could adopt it!!
One was my local shelter, when I complained rescues cherry pick the best dogs out here is what a shelter worker said. “Well the rescue who is taking the Siberian Husky is also taking one of our very sick dogs that needs thousands in medical care that we can’t afford. and Yes Miss you are correct in that they seem to ‘cherry pick’ the good ones but by taking the Siberian Husky that gives the less desirable dogs a chance to be seen.”
Well my local animal shelter you made your deal with the devil, I guess you had to. So I’ll make mine. I’ll bypass you and just go to a dog breeder or an Amish Puppy mill and get the dog I want. Does it make your job harder? Oh well. I want a Siberian Husky and that is what I’m going to get not matter what I have to do to get it, do I make myself clear?
At the end of the day I don’t want to hear people tell me “use your animal shelter for pets” my animal shelter sold me out so F*** you animal shelter
another scam
I am picky about dogs and was raised by a horse and hound man, so I believe in selective breeding rather than random breeding of dogs. I would no more get a rescue dog than I would try to make a cutting horse out of a donkey. There’s a reason people spend a hundred years breeding animals to produce certain characteristics. If only humans would do something similar, we’d eliminate a lot of problems.