Sorry To Hear Your Rabid, Vicious Pit Bull Was Put Down...
Melizmatic
2010/11/15 23:48:48
But to be fair, it really was for the best, for everyone involved.
The poor animal had obviously been abused since birth, having been trained to viciously attack anyone that looks or thinks differently from its owner.
Throughout the course of your residency, there have been numerous complaints from the neighborhood residents about perpetual maulings and unprovoked attacks, all of which were ignored until recently.
Furthermore, several bite victims had to be inoculated against a virulent, highly contagious strain of rabies, which inhibits certain cognitive functions such as rational thought processes, and hinders the ability to determine fact from fiction.
Infected victims were often known to become hostile, and erratic in behavior; which usually resulted them violently attacking anyone or anything that seemed even remotely unfamiliar.
Such a dangerous creature could not be allowed to continue to live, as it posed a grave threat to the health and safety of the general public.
While we sympathize with the loss of your pet, which certainly must have seemed like a family member to you, we also must insist that you see a doctor as soon as possible; having been in such close proximity to the animal for an extended amount of time, the odds that you have been infected are quite high.
If you seek help now, chances are very good that the damage done may be reversible.
The poor animal had obviously been abused since birth, having been trained to viciously attack anyone that looks or thinks differently from its owner.
Throughout the course of your residency, there have been numerous complaints from the neighborhood residents about perpetual maulings and unprovoked attacks, all of which were ignored until recently.
Furthermore, several bite victims had to be inoculated against a virulent, highly contagious strain of rabies, which inhibits certain cognitive functions such as rational thought processes, and hinders the ability to determine fact from fiction.
Infected victims were often known to become hostile, and erratic in behavior; which usually resulted them violently attacking anyone or anything that seemed even remotely unfamiliar.
Such a dangerous creature could not be allowed to continue to live, as it posed a grave threat to the health and safety of the general public.
While we sympathize with the loss of your pet, which certainly must have seemed like a family member to you, we also must insist that you see a doctor as soon as possible; having been in such close proximity to the animal for an extended amount of time, the odds that you have been infected are quite high.
If you seek help now, chances are very good that the damage done may be reversible.
Once again, sending that positive energy your way; YOU WILL FIND A JOB SOON.
As I will, so shall it be.
Fear, hatred and intolerance are learned behaviors, not inherent ones.
And I agree 100% about man's inhumanity to man; that's what really contributes to the end of life as we know it.
Are you kidding?
After this, I'm sure that the frothers are screaming for my blood, and yet I simply don't care. They pay no bills, sign no paychecks, and provide no joy to my life, so they dont matter.
My happiness and well being resides in a place they cant touch, and unlike many sad individuals, I'm not so emotionally invested in this site that I take it seriously.
*lolz
(Duct tape does not equal babysitter...)
It's not me is it?
*lol
Awesome!
run free,
ever see what a Machetee does to body?
Such a dangerous creature should not be allowed to continue to live, as it posed a grave threat to the health and safety of the general public
blame the owner,
not the dog
:P
reconize any? this attack was out in california
And wtf, who just randomly starts hacking at strangers with machetes for no apparent reason?
is why I posted what I did the first time.
Glad you're in the neighborhood.
Gratzi.
You're welcome.
But thanks anyway.