Well I don’t actually feel cold, but I do have a cold. I’m pretty certain the microphones today will have picked up my sniveling – I’ll blame any noise on radio interference…
At the sanctuary today I spotted the two-legged dog, who I had mentioned in my previous blog, only this time he was dragging faeces around in the bandage on his behind. I am told that the dog is actually incontinent and that he is like this much of the time. It was horrible to witness and although the bandage was eventually changed, after I pointed it out, this can’t be any sort of life for the poor creature. My own personal belief is that the dog should be put down.
10 January 2011
I watched this program on sunday and it broke my heart. I cant get the images of those poor animals out of my mind.
I know that the lady who ran the sancturary had the best intentions but how could she witness such suffering?
I am a strong believer in where there is life there is hope but there comes a point where it is better to end the endless pain than watch a poor dog just gradually die bit by bit and day by day.
Thank you for making me sit up and remember the suffering that is inflicted on inocent animals in third world countries.