To: George W. Bush
Logically, you are correct. However, a pet (I prefer dogs, but to each their own) soon becomes a part of the family. And like a family member, people will want to do everything in their power to prolong the time their beloved pet can share with them. It really is a shame that our pet's lifespan is so short compared to ours.
3 posted on
02/24/2003 7:39:22 AM PST by
Hodar
(American's first. .... help the others, after we have helped our own.)
To: Hodar
I don't mean to be cold. Maybe the fact that I live on a farm with a lot of animals gives me a different perspective. I'm just more aware of animal health issues and other choices we make than some people are. But for me, there is a certain point where rational thinking overcomes sentiment.
Perhaps I get a little irritated when I see so many pet nuts buying expensive operations and health care plans for their pets. It's pretty strange and financially irrational.
To: Hodar
It really is a shame that our pet's lifespan is so short compared to ours.
So true. Unless you can live with a parrot as a pet, in which case, it will probably outlive you.
To: Hodar
Ahhh--$900.00 is approximately 10000% of the cost of a single .22LR round through kitty's head. Quick, painless, effective every time.
We have 3 cats, and love them. But a G-note is a bit much.
135 posted on
02/24/2003 12:48:15 PM PST by
ninenot
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