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Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom  I don't support turning dogs out their cage, not one iota. That is not something I would ever support. I support good breeders and always will. I believe in what you do.
I don't eat meat (not for ~16 years), but I embrace your choice to eat meat; my hubby eats meat. If you came to my casa for dinner - Donna, I'd cook meat for ya if that's what you wanted  . I don't want to force my choices on anyone - that's not my place.
My biggest concern is cruelty and I hope we see less of that - in every arena of the world's industries. For me, PETA is a part of that movement, but I support your choice not to support them. There are plenty of other ways to support animal welfare. |
Oh my best friend doesn't eat meat LOL...she cooks for meat for her hubby too LOL...
PETA doesn't support breeders. As Woogie man stated PETA and HSUSA has a $150 million ( I think ) in their budget and they do not use it for what it's meant to be used for....that could go to donating to shelters and causes in my opinion...that money could be used to help stop cruelty and they do not use it for that...it's used more for media campaigns, literature ect...and right out propaganda....JMHO....
I would love with all my heart to stop cruelty to animals and would hurt someone physically if I EVER saw them mistreat an animal but in my opinion PETA again is too extreme for even this total animal lover
Until HUMANS get a heart and soul and stop beating their own kids, murdering others then maybe we'll see less animal cruelty.
Again, PETA needs to really practice what they preach as in not coming to dog shows and letting our animals out of a protective crate and just leaving them to escape, get stolen, and possibly get run over I just see fire when that happens....I've been to a dog show where they've let these dogs out and I have to see these poor owners having to try and locate their beloved dog just ticks me off to no end
Donna