Mortgage meltdown results in pets going to pound
www.cnn.com
 Furry signs of a down-trending economy peer dolefully from every kennel at the Broward County Humane Society shelter in Florida and hundreds
of others across the country.
Bentley was given up by his owners because they could no longer afford him, a Florida shelter says.
1 of 3 Bentley, a 3-year-old Lhasa apso, was given up by his owners because they just couldn't afford to keep him any more.
Tinkerbell, a sweet, docile house cat, was surrendered by her owners after they found out that they had lost their home.
With foreclosures disrupting life, from the family house down to the dog house, and as Americans toil through a tough economic landscape, some of
their pets face an even bleaker future in the pound.
"People lose their homes and have to move to apartments that don't accept pets, so they give them up," says Cheryl McAuliffe, a spokeswoman for the
Georgia State Humane Society
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Here's an example of how the news is involved in a conspiracy to demoralize society. Our country faces an extreme crysis where millions of people are
losing their jobs and homes, meanwhile person A at cnn is writing a story about how sad it is that they will not get to keep their pets. I'd have to
say this reporter doesn't give a *ats-censored*.
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I don't really see what your problem is that this is being reported. It seems nowadays people have a problem with just about everything and
anything.
But to comment on the article, it is pretty damn sad. I hate to see animals being mistreated or at the pound. I couldn't even go to the pound to
get my current animal because I always burst in tears when I see a bunch of hopeless animals in cages... 
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reply to post by mls11.11
How freakin sad. I cannot stand to see an animal in the pound, it breaks me heart. I don't have a problem with this being reported as news, it is
news. Personally I would live in the woods or car with my dogs before I would let them be killed by a pound, my pets are my family and my family is
not going to be thrown away because of money. But then again, I wouldn't have taken a loan for a home I couldn't afford either.
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reply to post by mls11.11
I fail to see how this being reported would 'demoralize society'. If anything it should evoke feelings that would be far from demoralized. Please
exlpain how you think this.
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what is done with animals is a problem, i'm not arguing with that. I just think that when people are in a situation where they are losing everything
they worked for it is common courtesy not to barge in and start writing novels about their pets.
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Originally posted by mls11.11
what is done with animals is a problem, i'm not arguing with that. I just think that when people are in a situation where they are losing everything
they worked for it is common courtesy not to barge in and start writing novels about their pets.
Yeah...you are way off the ledge. Nobody is barging in and writing novels about pets and demeaning the plight of people in doing so.
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I'm emphasizing the act of bringing up an unrelated issue in a disaster. In this case the disaster is the depression, relative topics would be about
people losing their business.
"Nobody is barging in and writing novels"
I don't know who nobody is but they should change the title to pets and the great depression, but then the victims might think the article was
comparing them to pets, which is why i do not take the article serious and refer to it as a novel, spoof, etc.
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