RSKY
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Some of our neighbors had a little dog that they kept penned up in their utility room. I always felt sorry for it. The poor thing has spent it's entire life in a three foot by eight foot room. The only time it got outside was twice a day for bathroom breaks. It was about twelve years old.
Anyway the neighbor who is also my wife's cousin told me last fall that the dog was sick and I told her I would take care of it for her. All she had to do was leave with the doors unlocked and I would make it quick and painless. She diddle daddled around for six months but finally texted me last Saturday. Said they were four hours away, wouldn't be home til 10:00 Sunday night, the dog was so sick it couldn't walk, could I take care of it, but she didn't want to know anything about it. So Sunday afternoon I went over and put in in a coon trap, It had some kind of huge tumor growing out it's backside and I used my boot to push it into the trap, didn't want to touch it with my hands. Drove a few miles to a farm of ours that has a buzzard roost on the back side and dumped the poor critter on the ground. By this time I am pretty pi$$ed off that they had let the dog suffer as long as they had. It couldn't even stand up to run off. Was tempted to put a blindfold on it and a cigarrette in it's mouth and take a picture and text it to them but I didn't. I used my little LCP 380 and put her down.
If you have an animal that is sick please don't let it suffer. Put it down and out of it's pain. This little critter never hurt anybody and was happy with any attention it ever got. I do not hunt any more. I don't kill anything that isn't making a nuisance of itself (such as the neighborhood squirrel population). But in a case like this I did the only thing I could do and I did it quickly and as painless as possible.
Oh yeah, the little dog was about 15 inches long and the Hornady Critical Defense 380 went thru the skull and penetrated the lenght of the dog and came out it's rear.
RSKY
Anyway the neighbor who is also my wife's cousin told me last fall that the dog was sick and I told her I would take care of it for her. All she had to do was leave with the doors unlocked and I would make it quick and painless. She diddle daddled around for six months but finally texted me last Saturday. Said they were four hours away, wouldn't be home til 10:00 Sunday night, the dog was so sick it couldn't walk, could I take care of it, but she didn't want to know anything about it. So Sunday afternoon I went over and put in in a coon trap, It had some kind of huge tumor growing out it's backside and I used my boot to push it into the trap, didn't want to touch it with my hands. Drove a few miles to a farm of ours that has a buzzard roost on the back side and dumped the poor critter on the ground. By this time I am pretty pi$$ed off that they had let the dog suffer as long as they had. It couldn't even stand up to run off. Was tempted to put a blindfold on it and a cigarrette in it's mouth and take a picture and text it to them but I didn't. I used my little LCP 380 and put her down.
If you have an animal that is sick please don't let it suffer. Put it down and out of it's pain. This little critter never hurt anybody and was happy with any attention it ever got. I do not hunt any more. I don't kill anything that isn't making a nuisance of itself (such as the neighborhood squirrel population). But in a case like this I did the only thing I could do and I did it quickly and as painless as possible.
Oh yeah, the little dog was about 15 inches long and the Hornady Critical Defense 380 went thru the skull and penetrated the lenght of the dog and came out it's rear.
RSKY