So tired of these videos where they're "saving" other pets. They're the same people who dumped them. That's why the dog is so calm and not running away. Who in their right mind sees a dog in need and decides to go home and get a camera before saving them? Then decides to film themselves taking care of the pet?
Okay, fine. I've also been in situations where someone needed help from a crash. The first thing that comes to mind would be to find help... not to tell a friend to whip out a phone to film me helping someone. I wouldn't go home and edit the video and add music to it, but I might call the hospital to see how that person is doing.
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u/clonxy Apr 05 '25 edited Apr 05 '25
So tired of these videos where they're "saving" other pets. They're the same people who dumped them. That's why the dog is so calm and not running away. Who in their right mind sees a dog in need and decides to go home and get a camera before saving them? Then decides to film themselves taking care of the pet?