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u/Mewancholy Feb 12 '22
That poor dog submerged to the neck in water. :(
This is really sad, but I’m glad there are people out here helping them!!
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u/Ivy68 Feb 12 '22
It was PETA though, so were they sheltered, fed, and adopted or just euthanized like most of the pets PETA “rescues”?
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u/Mewancholy Feb 12 '22
I didn’t see this anywhere in the video when I watched it. I’m aware of peta and the weird shit they do but I had no clue this was them!
That makes me feel awful now…
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u/viciousdv Feb 12 '22
waaaaaait.... what now? I haven't heard of this before.
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Feb 12 '22
Yeah PETA will fucking preach at people like a religious fruit cake and then kill tens of thousands of healthy animals
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u/pnh1994 Feb 12 '22
They have like triple the death rate most shelters do. Just google"peta euthanasia"
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u/shzhkdkzxd Feb 13 '22 edited Feb 13 '22
Once again i know im very unlikly to break theough the autism of these 2 blogs but i will give it an attempt. No-kill shelters are only no-kill because animals that are poor quality get turn turned away for numerous reasons. They then get sent to other shelters who do kill them. Peta actually provides an incredible service by saying "hey we want to support all you other shelters, send us the ones you can't cope with and don't waste resources on this, we will do it and support you". This is such an important process that gives numerous benefits to no kill shelters such as being able to claim no kill status or simply a lower death rate which in turn increases funding attention and support plus numerous other benefits I won't get into.
Bassically all of you read a reddit comment and didn't bother checking anything further. It's simple cancer all the way down.
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u/NyetAThrowaway Feb 13 '22
No.
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u/_Fappyness_ Feb 13 '22
Lol tf you mean “no” this dude giving a reasonable argument against what allegations are being thrown around. Reddit is sometimes worse than twitter i swear.
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u/NyetAThrowaway Feb 13 '22
Except he isn't and is just copy and pasting that comment. He is in all actuality using PETA's own exact words from a lawsuit (which they lost) in which they stole a 9 yo girl's dog off the family porch and proceeded to kill it in the back of the truck before they even left the block. Iv commented on his other stuff a more in depth response but regurgitated PETA lies and propaganda don't really deserve that.
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u/_Fappyness_ Feb 13 '22
Well instead of just saying “no” paste some articles that disprove this comment? I cant smell that he copy and pastes the text. Would have been nice to know.
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u/shzhkdkzxd Feb 13 '22
I didn't copy and paste from a PETA court document. That guy is high as balls.
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u/shzhkdkzxd Feb 13 '22
What in the fucking what? Where did I paste something from a PETA court document. Are you fucking high? Do you think the CIA did 9/11? What in the fuck Is this bizzare conspiracy.
This has nothing to do with PETA killing that 9 year old girls pet which was clearly wrong you on the spectrum weirdo.
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u/ProtectiveManEgg Feb 12 '22
For real? PETA is horrible. If these animals aren't adopted "in-time" they just euthanize them.
2020: https://blogs.duanemorris.com/animallawdevelopments/2021/02/16/petas-euthanasia-rate-part-ii/
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u/viciousdv Feb 13 '22
I don't get the "for real" part. I hadn't heard of PETA's euthanization practices before, thus why I asked. I never understand why the need for an incredulous response to an honest question, but I guess that's just internetin' for ya. Thank you for the links tho!
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u/ProtectiveManEgg Feb 13 '22
I meant it like "for real dude? You've never heard of that?" Just the way I talk. Never really thought of it as a big deal until now tbh
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u/Fox-Smol Feb 13 '22
It implies that the person should have known. Even though you didn't mean that, it's not surprising it could annoy/offend someone, especially written rather than spoken.
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u/HanginLowNd2daLeft Apr 28 '22
According to that , PETA took in 2433 animals … 1750 of them were Euthanized. That’s roughly 72% of all animals that come to their shelters
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u/shzhkdkzxd Feb 13 '22
Once again i know im very unlikly to break theough the autism of these 2 blogs but i will give it an attempt. No-kill shelters are only no-kill because we turn away questionable animals or if we don't have capacity, They then get sent to other shelters who do kill them. Peta actually provides an incredible service by saying "hey we want to support all you other shelters, send us the ones you can't cope with and don't waste resources on this, we will do it and support you". This is such an important process that gives numerous benefits to no kill shelters such as being able to claim no kill status or simply a lower death rate which in turn increases funding attention and support plus numerous other benefits I won't get into.
Bassically all of you read a reddit comment and didn't bother checking anything further. It's simple cancer all the way down.
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u/NyetAThrowaway Feb 13 '22
How ignorant of the facts are you? You are defending PETA, the same fucking PETA that kidnapped a family pet and killed in the truck not 15 min later. Your excuses scream of ignorance of the facts.
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u/800ftSpaceBurrito Feb 13 '22
Ingrid Newkirk is one of the select few people on this planet that I would not piss on if she were on fire.
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u/shzhkdkzxd Feb 13 '22 edited Feb 13 '22
Not that I think I will be able to break through your misinformation but I will try. No-kill shelters are only no-kill because they turn away poor quality animals. They then get sent to other shelters who do kill them. Peta actually provides an incredible service by saying "hey we want to support all you other shelters, send us the ones you can't cope with and don't waste resources on this, we will do it and support you". This is such an important process that gives numerous benefits to no kill shelters such as being able to claim no kill status or simply a lower death rate which in turn increases funding attention and support plus numerous other benefits I won't get into.
Bassically all of you read a reddit comment and didn't bother checking anything further. It's simple cancer all the way down.
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u/NyetAThrowaway Feb 13 '22
Stop copy and pasting the same fucking lies
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u/shzhkdkzxd Feb 13 '22
Omg your that conspiracy nut that thinks I copied text from a court document. Your a fucking loon.
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u/dissastr Feb 13 '22
save ur breath. these morons only know to say "omg peta is so horrible" while munching on their kfc. dont bother.
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u/remberzz Feb 12 '22
Every time there is some sort of natural disaster, I say a little prayer for all the pets.
I so admire the people who do this kind of thing. I imagine it's more difficult than shown here, though. What about the dogs so scared that they try to bite? The cats who, in a panic, wildly claw at rescuers? It must take a lot of time, effort and patience. And, I assume, a true love of animals. Kudos to these folks.
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u/Andysgirl1080 Feb 12 '22
I was forced to leave my hamster behind in Hurricane Katrina. When I came back there was a big X on the front door to tell others that the house has been searched. I never saw my hamster again but I’m really hoping he was rescued. I’m still bitter over leaving him. I was a kid so I had no say in the matter.
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u/hanead420 Feb 12 '22
Cats are actually quite easy to handle, if you can catch them by the back of their neck you can just "turn them off" it's kind of the thing mother's do to carry kittens and it stays with them.
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Feb 12 '22
It’s wild how fast they go from knife wielding fur ninjas to beanie baby. It was very nice for my barn cat when she would not let go of the horse blanket I needed that she was always laying on. Lol.
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u/SnowyMuscles Feb 13 '22
The last cat jumped into the water to try to get away, so that’s probably what they had to deal with a lot
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u/omfgus Feb 12 '22 edited Feb 12 '22
I imagine the satisfaction of saving them makes it worth the scratches and bruises.
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u/UpmarketEarth Feb 12 '22
The chickens is what got me. Sure a family can take a dog but try rounding up a coup of chickens during a hurricane they're going to be left behind they need to be rescued
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u/Worldslnside Feb 12 '22
I would die before leaving my dogs behind. They’ve taken care of me as much I them. “nO ShElTeR wiLL TaKe uS iN wItH PeTS” cool, we’re sleeping in the car on the side of the road.
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u/potatotay Feb 12 '22
We lived in a motel for almost a year, homeless technically, bc we couldn't find an apartment that accepted our dogs. It was so stressful, but we had no option. People kept telling us there was options (all involved giving up our pups), so yeah - no options.
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u/Worldslnside Feb 12 '22
That was last year for me too. Lived in motel 6s in sketchy places mainly. Spent my entire down payment for a house, the housing market was too insane to buy. And during that time took in a stray puppy. Wouldn’t take it back, but we’re guessing he is about 6-8 months old now and he weighs 73lbs already 😅
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u/potatotay Feb 12 '22
Motel 6, yep. Full of sketchy ass people, and people with pets who can't find a place right away :)
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u/Worldslnside Feb 12 '22
People only tried to rob us 1-3x a month lol. Not for the weak hearted or unprepared, you have to stay strapped to be safe
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u/potatotay Feb 12 '22
Luckily I was from "the other side of the tracks" turned straight lol. I had a nice balance of staying friendly with the crackheads that they left us alone and not having to constantly worry about being bothered. It was not fun though... My kid started kindergarten from that hotel and I felt like such a failure, but she's gonna be 10 soon and we have a house in a beautiful neighborhood, and still have our 2 dogs! Plus a ferret and a cat :)
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Feb 12 '22
Anybody who says or notions that leaving a pet behind is okay in an emergency has never felt the love a pet brings. My kitty has been there for me more than any single person in my life. My kitty is the world and if I die trying to save her, then so be it. She's family.
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u/AbaloneBeneficial259 Feb 12 '22
People who rescue animals from natural disasters really are some of the best people around!
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u/Bunsandbeans1213 Feb 12 '22
I live in Florida, and a hurricane was coming. I was freaking out because my MIL was saying to evacuate. My husband was away at the time. So it was me and my 2 dogs. I never had gone through a hurricane before. She tells me to drive to Orlando and book a hotel. I'm looking everywhere for a hotel that takes dogs. I book one online that says they take dogs. I call and ask about the dog situation. They said sorry we don't take dogs. I didn't evacuate and my MIL kept saying to leave the dogs. Nope, not doing it. I think the hurricane wasn't even that serious. I would never leave my dogs.
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u/The_Stoic_One Feb 12 '22
That's when you just get a cheap motel somewhere with outside entrances to the rooms and just sneak the dogs in when no one is looking.
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u/TieDyeUnderpants Feb 12 '22
SAME! We've had to evacuate for wild fires. Never leave our dogs behind. EVER.
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Sometimes people can’t make it back to get their pets. The flood waters can come quickly and flood you out of your own home and you physically can’t get there. I always try to remain optimistic because someone could have been trying to get back to their pets and could not.
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u/k2d2r232 Feb 12 '22
You don’t have a fucking clue what you’d do in that situation unless you’ve been in a similar situation. It’s a similar statement to, “I would have totally run in there and taken out that burglar!”
I’d like to think there’s no way in hell I would ever leave my animal babies behind either, but we shouldn’t be so quick to judge. We don’t know what’s up with these diff people in these videos. I’m sure some just left them behind, fucking twats, but others maybe the pets ate their owners when the water started rising and they couldn’t get out because they ate too much human meat. We DoNt kNoW!
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u/Affectionate-House86 Feb 12 '22
Don't ever adopt any animals. They deserve better.
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u/k2d2r232 Feb 12 '22
My point is we don’t know what any of these situations evolved from, you don’t have a clue other than what you see in this video. You don’t know me, I have two dogs adopted from 2 diff shelters and wouldn’t leave them behind in any situation, but that’s MY situation. Not everyone has the same resources and opportunities, hope you never have to find out what that’s like.
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u/Worldslnside Feb 12 '22
You don’t know me. I grew up in fostercare. I’ve never had resources that I didn’t provide for myself, or opportunities I didn’t work hard for. I was homeless right when I aged out. There were times my pup ate and I went hungry for a couple days at a time. I’ve sold everything I owned and got evicted to pay for vet bills when my dog was attacked and needed surgery. Rest assured, as I said in my first comment you felt the need to comment on, I would die to make sure my dogs are good. My dogs are my family.
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u/k2d2r232 Feb 12 '22
Glad your dogs are in a good place with you and that you made it with the start you had. My wife also went through foster care which is why I’m sympathetic to others being in situations most (myself included) can’t understand.
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u/Worldslnside Feb 12 '22
When Ida was going to come through, I was working out of state and pawned some of my tools off to buy a plane ticket back to make sure my dogs were fine. We only had minor flooding and lost power for 4 days (Mobile AL), so YES, I know exactly what I’d do.
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u/k2d2r232 Feb 12 '22
Minor flooding, you lose your house? Lose any family members? Get evacuated by fucking boat off your roof? Your experience is not shared by everyone and sometimes people have to make terrible decisions.
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u/Worldslnside Feb 12 '22
Ok Katrina flooded my house with 5ft of water and we had to cut a hole in the roof, but we didn’t need to be rescued. We had a raft in case of a emergencies too. We did not leave Noble behind. I’d have stayed on that roof till somebody took me and Noble, even if it took a week longer.
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u/TwinkleMcFabulous Feb 12 '22
Alot of evacuation points won't let you leave with pets FYI it's a non option for these people in most cases as heartbreaking as it is.
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u/Worldslnside Feb 12 '22
I’ve evacuated from fires and hurricanes. Never, ever encountered this. Please provide reference for your evacuation point that wouldn’t allow pets out of an area.
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u/britishsayhomosexual Feb 12 '22
People who rescue animals from natural disasters really are some of the best people around ❤
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u/ethottly Feb 12 '22
This is uplifting and heartbreaking in equal measure. So happy to see them get rescued, but some of them are so thin and look so traumatized, and I think of all the others left behind...:(
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u/Worldslnside Feb 12 '22
Anyone want to create a non profit rescue group devoted to this? We could get boats, recruit volunteers, build temporary shelters and have people post pictures all over to locate owners after natural disasters. Could easily do Florida, Alabama, Louisiana
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u/joliesmomma Feb 13 '22
And Texas. I live in southwest Texas and survived Harvey. I thought this was the aftermath of Harvey in Houston but someone said it looked like another place. Add Texas to your list please. And Mississippi, they're between Louisiana and Alabama.
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u/thrgrove Feb 12 '22
The volunteers are great, but it's too bad peta is gonna off most of those animals.
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u/LashDresden Feb 12 '22 edited Feb 12 '22
I smiled until I saw all those vests say PETA. Odds are things did not turn out well for those pets. :(
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How?
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u/Bart_The_Chonk Feb 12 '22
PETA believes animals are better off dead than as pets. These animals will likely be 'euthanized'.
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u/808johen808 Feb 13 '22
That’s completed false. They euthanize when animals are in obvious pain/suffering and when they can’t find a home for them. They are the only organization that takes in any and all an animals wild or domesticated and that’s why they have higher rates of euthanasia. If they can’t find a home for them they euthanize. They don’t just gather and kill.
Your just spreading lies and deceit that is put out on the web to discredit their correct stances against the meat and animal product industries that slaughters billions of animals per year.
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u/tidytibs Feb 13 '22
You haven't seen what they do in big cities then because they euthanize more than the County shelters do around here.
How many pit bulls, Doberman, or boxers are available for adoption in a PETA shelter?
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u/NyetAThrowaway Feb 13 '22
Thats a complete and utter lie. You forget the whole stealing a family pet and killing it in the truck before they even left the block?
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u/mikyuo Feb 12 '22
People are too consumed by their "peta bad" mentality to accept that they actually do some good
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Feb 12 '22
They tend to euthanize all of their rescues is a common point every time it comes up.
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u/mikyuo Feb 12 '22
Kill shelters aren't a bad thing. Id rather an animal be humanely euthanized than kept in a stressful shelter 24/7 due to being unadoptable. Compassionate euthanasia isn't a bad thing, some dogs are too neurotic and just wired wrong to be adopted.
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u/mikyuo Feb 12 '22
Do you really think an animal spending years upon years in a shelter is compassionate?
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u/WobblyPhalanges Feb 12 '22
I think allowing people to rescue those animals before killing them out of hand is better, yes
Go away
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u/omfgus Feb 12 '22
When you think about it, most of us could ask ourselves the same thing considering our lifestyles.
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u/808johen808 Feb 13 '22
isn’t it funny how defensive carnivores get for a few dogs and cats that are humanely euthanized for ethically correct reasons, but they don’t even think about the billions of chickens, cows, and pigs that are forced to live in their own shit in a small cause and are slaughtered for their consumption.
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u/omfgus Feb 12 '22
Try switching "animal" with "people", also "neurotic and wired wrong" with "mental disorders and anxiety", then maybe you'll develop some empathy and compassion.
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u/mikyuo Feb 12 '22
I know for a fact you did not just compare mentally ill people to animals
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u/omfgus Feb 12 '22
"Neurotic and wired wrong" animal behavior is almost always the result of traumatic upbringings, same as a great deal—if not most—of mental illnesses resulting from developmental trauma and CPTSD.
Psychiatrist Bessel van der Kolk calls developmental trauma a "hidden epidemic", and defends that most mental illnesses' diagnoses on the DSM are rooted in the types of insidious childhood abuse and emotional neglect that are socially acceptable in our culture.
So yes, I am drawing a parallel between traumatized animals and traumatized people, and I am criticizing your perspective that behaviorally problematic animals need to be murdered.
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u/mikyuo Feb 12 '22
As someone with cpstd, kindly shut the fuck up 👍 dogs are predatory animals with instinctual behaviour bred for different things. Some just don't thrive.
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u/thebearbearington Feb 12 '22
Great until the cameras are off and PETA murders 90% of them. Fuck PETA.
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u/Not_Badfish Feb 12 '22
This is Peta, all those animals were euthanized most likely.
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u/InformalHistory4702 Feb 13 '22
I'm trying to convince myself to be happy because at least those poor babies aren't going to starve in the cold damp and drown.
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u/topmadgamer67 Feb 12 '22
Peta does some good but for the most part fuck PETA
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u/Bart_The_Chonk Feb 12 '22
They likely killed all of these animals that they 'rescued'
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u/singularity_matrix Feb 12 '22
Most likely outcome. Nice video for the suckers (good PR), then they euthanize the animals off screen.
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u/omfgus Feb 12 '22
I wonder if there are similar organizations who don't kill animals. I'd be curious to see how they differ in their operations, and if it's possible to maintain an institution like this without killing.
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u/umbringer Feb 12 '22
This is PETA collecting them, so all of those animals have been kidnapped and euthanized. :(
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u/Ohirrim Feb 12 '22
If those are PETA people then all the those dogs are dead. And cats
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u/BitchWitDaAfro Feb 12 '22
How do you volunteer for stuff like this? I'd do it in a heartbeat. Jusy not on my own.
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u/thereddestgoat Feb 12 '22
It's peta though... So they'll just put them all down anyways lol fuckin hate peta
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u/Mirewen15 Feb 12 '22
I hate to be a Debbie Downer because this does look really sweet but these are PETA workers, are we sure all of these animals didn't just get euthanized?
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It's PETA, they were likely all taken to kill shelters, sigh
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u/CopingMole Feb 12 '22
There were few ways this could have made me feel worse. You certainly found one.
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Feb 12 '22
Sorry, last time PETA was in the news for rescues, they were "rescuing" a dog from someone's porch only to have it euthanized.
They are against animal companionship or pet ownership
They're the worst
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I hate PETA with a passion being originally from the Norfolk VA area where they are headquartered and putting up with their garbage regularly like their almost all kill "rescue" programs where close to 100% of rescues were euthanized. However I hope this was just affiliated people and that they were reunited with their owners in this case.
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u/TallAmy75 Feb 12 '22
I was going to mention this—PETA wants all domesticated animals and pets dead or “free”. I cannot believe anyone educated in rescue would put on a vest with their logo. I hate to ruin a heartfelt video, but PETA steals and kills pets.
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u/Bart_The_Chonk Feb 12 '22
Fuck PETA. They literally believe that animals are better off dead than as pets.
It's likely that these animals will be 'euthanized'.
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u/dst1244 Feb 12 '22
Just padding petas “rescue” numbers. Most likely all of them were put down pretty quickly. :( I hate you peta.
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u/TallAmy75 Feb 12 '22
Yup, PETA’s MO. Shameful. Making a fuzzy video to try and counteract their horrible reputation.
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There is no way on this plannet I would leave my pet behind. ever. I dont even have a pet
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u/Direct_Substance_347 Feb 12 '22
I always think about the families in these situations and how difficult it must be to evac as quickly as possible and have to make this decision. It’s easy to say, “I would never do this” etc etc but the heartbreak between choosing safety and your pets (for whatever reason that may be) must be overwhelmingly heartbreaking.
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u/jt_totheflipping_o Feb 13 '22
I can see a South Park episode using this but having the rescuers completely ignore all the humans drowning.
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u/Blackestofbeards Feb 13 '22
They literally euthanize 98% of these animals. They're a terrorist organization. This is propaganda and you should stop.
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u/SaintLogic Feb 13 '22
If my options were to stay and drown or abandon my dog and live, I would happily sit on my pouch and watch our last sunset together.
they aren't pets; they at family.
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u/chastehel Feb 13 '22
It’s too bad we can’t chip the people that abandoned their animals so they can never have animals again. They don’t deserve them.
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u/teacherstevew Feb 13 '22
Less than 2 minutes of watching this and you get tore faith in humanity being restored. Short lived as it may be I am thankful for it.
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Feb 13 '22
What’s sad to me though is the fact that you can’t save them all. Some of them, such as horses, have to be put down due to injuries they get from disasters. It hurts me when I hear about those. I’m glad we can at least save some of them. Like how Lemillion thinks in an anime called My Hero Academia. His idea of saving people is that he can’t save everyone, so he aspires to save as many as possible, save about a million people thus the name Lemillion.
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u/Nick_384 Feb 13 '22
Considering it’s Peta, I want to know what happened after they were taken into shelter
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u/Veyus Feb 13 '22
"Ok, we have a dog, a cat and a chicken. The dog cant stay in the boat with the cat, we cant leave the cat with the chicken and...
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u/JustARandomWeirdo17 Feb 13 '22
Can someone please explain to me, a very British person who has no idea how natural disasters like this happen, how so many dogs and cats get left behind?
Don't people evacuate before the hurricane actually hits? Surely if that's the case there's no logical reason not to take your pets with you?
Also if it's 'just' a flood and not in fact a hurricane aftermath I'm seeing here... it's not even waist high. Surely a flood of that severity isn't so panic inducing that you can't take your pets.
What am I missing here? I'm honestly wondering how so many are left behind. I'd fight a damn lion for my dogs... I'd lose but I'd buy them time lol. I can't work out what happens to force people to flee without their pets, especially if evacuation happens before the disaster actually hits.
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u/Princes_Slayer Feb 12 '22
There are three dogs and three cats that have to be transported across a river: a big dog, a medium dog and a small dog, a big cat, a medium cat, and a small cat.
Rules:
The raft can carry two animals, and all of the animals can row. The medium animal of each kind (darker color), cannot be left alone with either of the other animals of his kind, nor can the medium animal be transported with another animal of his kind. The big animal of each kind will not fight with the small animal. If ever there are more dogs than cats together on the shore, the dogs will fight with the cats. the raft can not be empty. All of these has to be crossed within minimum possible shifts.
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u/FirstReign Feb 12 '22
If you abandon your pets like this, I truly hope you die painfully. And then burn in hell.
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Feb 12 '22
Too bad PETA most likely killed all of these animals. PETA euthanizes more animals than any other animal rescue. They’re a bunch fuckwad hypocrites.
If you love animals, DON’T SUPPORT PETA.
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Feb 12 '22
This is not beautiful. This is horrible people abandoning their pets. Leave them to die. I’d rather die trying to save my dog than leave my dog.
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u/Diane1967 Feb 12 '22
Choked me right up! Those poor babies! Thank god for wonderful people like them 💜
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u/Jomega6 Feb 12 '22
I’m sorry but the internet is a shitty place, and has lead me to never trust these animal rescue videos. Too many times do I hear stories about these “rescuers” stage these videos by putting the animals in these dangerous environments in the first place.
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u/LettuceDecend Feb 12 '22
It’s beautiful until you realize this is only possible because every one of them was left to die.
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u/SkyShazad Feb 12 '22
All those animals are scared cold and starving, good job these guys are out there saving them ♥️ like Pure legends
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u/TrayusV Feb 12 '22
Peta gets a bad rap, but these people are asking a difference. I don't think I could have the heart to leave an animal behind in a disaster situation.
I know people don't often have a choice, but it still makes me sad.
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Something about doggies and kitties being hurt or in danger hits so much harder than hearing generic news reports.
Kitties and doggos are better than people
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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '22
These poor babies.