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PETA - People Euthanizing Tame Animals

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,160498,00.html
from JoeUser Forums

IN another blow to their facade, PETA has been shown to not be trying to adopt out abandoned pets, but to callously kill them.  They claim they were unable to find homes for these animals but it is clear they were not looking. 

IN a study done, it was found that while the SPCA (a very worthy and noble organization) placed upwards of 85% of its wards, PETA only placed 14%.  That is scandalous if it had been done by a Daisy Mill Puppy Farm, much less by an organization that 'talks' about the ethical treatment of animals.

But it is not surprising.  They are a sham outfit that has only dollar signs in their eyes and headline grabbing stunts to fund.  They are lower than pond scum, for pond scum cannot help but be what it was born to be.

These people work hard at being the most unethical and hypocritical bastards this planet can produce.  I guess that is why they work so hard at it, cause there are a lot of unethical and hypocritical people they are in competition with.

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Reply #26 from JoeUser Forums Top

To me, this revelation just highlights how shallow and self-serving the members of PETA are. Seems they just want to be in on a trendy cause, but don't want to make the necessary commitment to actually do anything to help....like finding homes---any homes, good OR bad---for unwanted pets.

They remind me of the barnyard animals of the little Red Hen.  They dont want to do the real work, just eat the bread (read: Get their ugly mugs on TV for throwing paint on some poor unsuspecting person - or releasing a few thousand minks to starve in the wilderness).

Reply #27 from JoeUser Forums Top

I speak for Virginia. Here, they have no authority to do anything but pick up and care for strays and try to adopt them out. And they run a very good ship.

Unfortunately, that is not the case is most states.  Most of them can get a county official to sign paperwork that allows them to confiscate animals that they deem are being "abused" even if there isn't real proof.  By the time the people can fight it- their pets are already sold.

One example on the documentary was this time they confiscated this dog that was being "abused" only to find out that the dog looked bad because the dog had Cushings.  I could relate to how pissed off the owners were, considering that one of my dogs has severe Cushings and looks like hell.  However, I can guarantee that he is taken care of better than a lot of humans are considering that we import his drugs from the UK, have him on antibiotics once a month to keep infections down (can't get his teeth cleaned because we can't put him under) and pay $65 a month for his blood pressure meds- to the tune of close to $115 a month in just meds for him.  But, if you saw him, you would think that we were starving him to death and he had some untreated skin problem.

People seem to have such low common sense when it comes to caring for animals.  We also have very few "environmentalist" groups that even seem to have the slightest clue on population control and how "wild" animals really live.  All in our need to control the planet.....

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Reply #28 from JoeUser Forums Top
Whenever I hear a PETA story, I'm inclined to tell the tale of how they came, a few years back, to northern West Virginia and Eastern Ohio to tranquilize as many deer as possible, so orange vests could be put on them in advance of the coming hunting season. Theory apparently was that, since the rule is that you can't shoot when you see an orange vest, the hunters would avoid shooting them, thereby saving their lives (only to probably starve to death later, of course, when the deer population was out of control without enough food for them all, but PETA's members are much too short-sighted to think that far ahead).As it turned out, the orange vest fiasco caused a record hunt that year; hunters from all over the area sent letters and e-mails to PETA, thanking them for the kills and inviting them to come back the next year. They declined.


That is hilarious!!!
Reply #29 from JoeUser Forums Top

People seem to have such low common sense when it comes to caring for animals. We also have very few "environmentalist" groups that even seem to have the slightest clue on population control and how "wild" animals really live. All in our need to control the planet.....

Unfortunately, this is very true.  I guess I am lucky to have a good SPCA.

Reply #30 from JoeUser Forums Top

That is hilarious!!!

I agree

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Another great one, but Animals should be in there.  WOrks with Animals too!