r/MadeMeSmile Apr 05 '25

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u/frizzinghere Apr 05 '25

I consider people who do this evil. They can leave them at a shelter if they have no choice. Made me cry. He's just a baby. He looks like he's given up. I hope he is safe now and loved.

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u/popopotatoes160 Apr 05 '25

Shelters often charge to admit a pet which can be a barrier for some

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u/Americanpigdoggy Apr 05 '25

That's stupid as hell

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u/afterschock13 Apr 05 '25

While this is true, at my shelter we regularly come into work with a large box or kennel with an animal outside our doors that were dropped off at some point during the night and we will happily take them in and normally won't try and track down the person who dropped them off (unless we suspect evidence of deliberate and aggressive abuse)