When your pets get old or injured or just very ill and that dreaded time comes to put them down, a decision we pet owners hate to make, then we have to make another gut wrenching choice. Do we stay at their side as they slowly slip into death? or do we choose to leave them there, go home and weep in privacy? Do we want our last memory of our loved ones to be of them dead or alive? After thought: I am not thinking about putting one of my own animals down, thank GOD they are 10 but so far...

http://www.fishinghurts.com/feat-newcomic.asp http://www.rightwingnews.com/archives/week_2005_10_09.PHP http://itneededtobesaid.blogspot.com/2005/10/peta-fucking-nuts.html Here we go again, Peta went after mothers in one of their comic books {sick} now it's Dads turn. Peta warns children to keep there kitties and doggies away from Dad because he "is hooked" on killing. What a bunch of jerk offs peta are!!

Every so often when I am overcome by circumstances in my life I see something in the shadows flitting about. It's for sure not death, it's much smaller and mostly stays in the shadows where I cannot make out what it is. Sometimes when I least expect it, I see a pair of jade green eyes staring out at me. It's at that point I realize what is staring at me from the shadows, call me insane if you must but I am convinced I know who it is and why it is there looking in on me. My old friend t...

Is it permitted to neuter or spay a pet? It is forbidden to spay or neuter any animal. The prohibition of castrating male animals is clearly stated in the Torah (Leviticus 22:24), "One whose testicles are squeezed, crushed, torn or cut, you shall not offer to G-d [as a sacrifice], nor should you do these [practices] in your land."The rabbis forbade spaying a female animal too. neuter, spay, castrating, castration, Miscellaneous, Animals/Pets Just want to point out that we betray Gods ...