Bomb Sniffing Dogs Being Euthanized

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09-27-2011, 10:45 AM

#41

Dianne1

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Start that petition-I would sign in a heartbeat. If this is tue and can be proved I believe the American public would be outraged, I am. You go girl.

09-27-2011, 12:25 PM

#42

quiltmau

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Originally Posted by sewwhat85

i know this will not be popular but i have to say it. Starving babies, Homeless vets or save a dog. I dont know what one would i pick ??

I do -dogs-the Vet have sources for help(I am a VET as is my DH)-babies parents have sources(Social services/food banks/churches)- the animals are at human's mercy and very few human's have any. Quilt board excepted.

My charities are animal rescue, (5) and kids (1). I also donate to abused shelter as I have been there and done that. It is not as easy as most think to get out.

Just my opinion

I'd adopt one in a heart beat.

09-27-2011, 02:09 PM

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alwayslearning

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Originally Posted by quiltmau

Quote:

Originally Posted by sewwhat85

i know this will not be popular but i have to say it. Starving babies, Homeless vets or save a dog. I dont know what one would i pick ??

We need more people like you! Fortunately, this is misinformation about the bomb sniffing dogs, but you are easing the lives of a few critters. Thanks.

09-27-2011, 02:09 PM

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alwayslearning

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Originally Posted by quiltmau

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Originally Posted by sewwhat85

i know this will not be popular but i have to say it. Starving babies, Homeless vets or save a dog. I dont know what one would i pick ??

We need more people like you! Fortunately, this is misinformation about the bomb sniffing dogs, but you are easing the lives of a few critters. Thanks.

09-27-2011, 03:20 PM

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cassie69emt

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Why not put them to work here in the US I am sure every sheriffs department in this country could use a dog remember you can always teach dogs new tricks

09-27-2011, 04:05 PM

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madamekelly

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Start a petition at www.change.org ?

09-27-2011, 04:35 PM

#47

mountain deb

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Originally Posted by ncredbird

Unfortunately many of these dogs suffer from PTSD as do their comrades in service. I suspect that they would be hard to place for adoption but that doesn't make them any less deserving. It may be a liability issue on the part of the armed services. We saw something on the national news about returning service dogs not long ago and the efforts being made to try to deprogram them. Unfortunately the outlook wasn't very good. Ann in TN

If they can rehabilitate pit bull dogs, then there is hope for these dogs.

09-27-2011, 05:41 PM

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Anna.425

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I don't in anyway approve of most of the way PETA does things however they do have resources in their hands for media campaigns. I would be tempted to call them.

09-29-2011, 02:16 PM

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mjhaess

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I am appaled at this type of treatment of ones so brave and ready to die for a serviceman. I have rescued twenty-one dogs from the roads of Tennessee where people throw them out like you would the trash. I have four of these dogs myself. My daughter has two . The rest I have found homes for. These guys are the most loyal, loving and caring creatures I have even known. A dog's love is so unconditional. Spay and nuter should be the law. I think we as citizens of this great nation need to take a stand.