Responsible pet owners are different to each person, a member of the shelter team said that " Responsibility for a pet never ends. You wake up in the morning a pet owner who is responsible for the care of that animal and you go to sleep caring for the too! That means the vet bills, the food, the vaccination, and so much more." It is also an important thing to fix your animals. Litters of puppies come into the center and there are another five dogs that need to be adopted. So much could be done for the pet population if there was less procreation and more responsible pet owners! A volunteers perspective, " I would say, treat your pet like your own child. That means giving the care you would give your child. Caring for it when it is sick and giving it the same time and attention."
Not responsible pet ownership...
(Yellow Jacket 53507)
Responsible pet ownership!
(Zack the shelter owned cat)
Good, but I want you to explain your views a little bit more, and also explain your photo illustrations. Why is Zak an example of responsible pet ownership? (I imagine it is because he is fixed, vaccinated, loved, but I want you to say this). Why is Yellow Jacket not responsible? (because he is one of 9 puppies dropped off at the shelter when the family failed to spay/neuter the parents) I want you to explain these things...
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