Too sad.
Too sad.
This sort of thing never happens at hospitals. /sarc
“Target did not have a microchip and was not licensed in the county” and she had “slipped out” of the owners yard.
The owner failed to take several precautions before the dog got out of his yard so he is culpable also. in this case it sounds as if the employee was a paid worker but Most shelters are forced to use a mix of very low paid workers and volunteers and it is hard for them to keep competent workers.
Mark Levin BEGAN his Wednesday show with this very story.
For those who wish to hear his remarks, go to marklevinshow.com, click on audio, and then click on the Wednesday broadcast.
Whoops, I made a mistake. It was his Tuesday show. I’m sorry; I listened to it on Wednesday, so I confused myself!
I am happy to say our SPCA is a no kill facility. This could not have happened here. My heart breaks for this family.
To those that say, “it was just a dog”, I say that I like dogs a lot more than people, yet I don’t want people euthanized (murdered) either.
So many idiots in the world! What kind of person kills a dog without being 100% sure it’s the right thing. And what kind of “journalist” calls this an accident. Words have meaning, and this was a mistake, not an accident [just like allowing Obama into our White House was a mistake not an accident].
