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Originally Posted by Rescuemomma  That'd be great if I had the cash upfront, but I don't. And what do you think they'd do? They'd keep him on an IV (which he's on, hooked to an infussion pump), give him pain and antibiotic injections (which my vet sent me home with for the night), and monitor him (which I can do here - I have my vet's cell phone if things change). You may not like me having him at home - But reality he's getting the same care he'd get anywhere else.
I have care credit, it's been maxed out on my own dogs and my rescues already. I had my home catch fire a year ago, and the insurance company I had only repaired my home, they didn't cover vet bills.
Lets drop this, I'll do what I feel is in the best interest of Moose, I'll be leaving this forum since it's obvious people here think if you're not rich and don't have unlimited resources, you're not a good owner or rescuer. |
No one said anything about being wealthy.... It is about being responsible and having the money needed for emergencies. I was merely suggesting that you may have too many animals in your care....that's all. Not a word about how much money you make. It's about having enough for what you have.