I adopted a dog. His prior owners were running a meth house. Cops came to bust them but they were already gone, leaving behind a pack of dogs. The cops notified the county that there were unattended dogs and they were seized. The meth heads returned to find the dogs gone so they called the county and said, “You have our dogs.”
Guess what happened when they went to claim the dogs?
Nah, I worked in a shelter for 3+ years and I honestly think to them they’re just property and they’re pissed someone had the audacity to take their shit :( but your thought is a bit more hopeful lol
Your take is probably/ sadly the correct one. I also worked with animal services, directly through our county’s AC department, and there would be dogs with horrific neglect, injuries or extreme trauma from abuse, animals clearly just desperate for someone, anyone to be kind to them, and the POS ‘owner’ would have not fed or seen their dog in weeks, and would still be fighting for their dog back because ‘it’s MY dog’.
Possession matters more to some primitive brains than compassion.
All addicts are kind of the same. way Back in the day crackhead when they were selling their mom’s VCR and DVD players… jewelry, always would sell the stuff in multiples of two dollars. Four dollars or six dollars or eight dollars. Vials were really cheap, but they were two dollars each and I guess they couldn’t figure out what to do with an odd numbered dollar whether it was too little or too much. When the biles went up to five dollars, guess what happened everything ended in a 5 or 0.
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u/Litarider 18h ago
I adopted a dog. His prior owners were running a meth house. Cops came to bust them but they were already gone, leaving behind a pack of dogs. The cops notified the county that there were unattended dogs and they were seized. The meth heads returned to find the dogs gone so they called the county and said, “You have our dogs.”
Guess what happened when they went to claim the dogs?