Dropping puppy on highway

I just spent my whole morning on the cell with someone on their way to Joliette trying to convince them not to drop off their malamute puppy in some field somewhere.

:mad:

wtf!!!

omg... Were you successful? :eek: wtf is wrong with people! :yell:

Ya. Just got the call. He brought it to work and I heard someone in the background there to pick him up.

The excuses I had to battle:

1. It's just a dog
2. there's plenty of food and water. it's gonna survive
3. I wont leave it near the highway. I'll take it in an open field. Someone will find him
4. I called the SPCA and they won't come pick it up
5. I don't have time to drive to the SPCA and drop it off.
6. It's cute, someone will pick him up.
7. Who cares!

Is this a friend of yours? I can't believe that!

Here's what I would have said:

1. It's just a dog - That doesn't make it right, it's a living creature.
2. there's plenty of food and water. it's gonna survive - Would you survive out there?
3. I wont leave it near the highway. I'll take it in an open field. Someone will find him - That's what the last 100 people said who dropped animals off in some field, only to have the poor animal run over.
4. I called the SPCA and they won't come pick it up - Have at least SOME responsibility!
5. I don't have time to drive to the SPCA and drop it off. - But you have time to drive into some open field and just leave it there.
6. It's cute, someone will pick him up. - Oh, that makes it okay then.
7. Who cares! - I hope someone says that about you when if you are ever in need of food, water, the Heimlich maneuver:frustrated:.

Sorry, but any excuse is a bad excuse. If he didn't want this puppy why did he even have it?

Is someone going to pick him up?

All those excuses :mad:...and yet he called you. I'm so glad he did. :thumbs up I know it's extra hassle for you. :grouphug: You're an :angel: to care so much!

Ya, I'm glad he called me too.

Or else, I woulda spent my morning in a freaking field on the side of the highway!

The dog is now safe an has been picked up.

well it is your a twit tuesday not you cdn dropper

The excuses I had to battle:

1. It's just a dog
2. there's plenty of food and water. it's gonna survive
3. I wont leave it near the highway. I'll take it in an open field. Someone will find him
4. I called the SPCA and they won't come pick it up
5. I don't have time to drive to the SPCA and drop it off.
6. It's cute, someone will pick him up.
7. Who cares!

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Well said, ancientgirl!

What a jacka$$.:wall:


Are you able to share how you ended up with this call?

:eek: What a :censored: moron. :sad: :mad: :wall: :wall:

Is the puppy with you for now? :fingerscr :goodvibes:

I think who ever this person is needs some phsycological help. Can you imagine if they had a child and they decided they couldnt take care of it? Its the same thing in my book. For starters its alot easier to find a home for a puppy then to drive to the middle of nowhere and drop it off. You;d have to be mental to do this. what is the world coming to?

Maybe the truth is he didn't want to pay the surrender fee or to be faced with any questions.:shrug:

even if that is the case, thats no excuse to drop a innocent little puppy off and leave it there to fend for itself. I am against lying but in this case i would have brought it to the HS and said it was a stray and leave it with them. No questions. No fee's.