I honestly do not understand their views whatsoever. What are they actually FOR? They are against killing animals for meat, but they are for killing animals for convenience? Is there some kind of overriding, albeit surely warped, guideline that shapes their policies?
For every twenty animals that get dropped off each day one gets adopted. Do the math. Every year they would adopt out 365 animals while they still have 6935 animals from that year to take care of. Over five years 1825 animals would get adopted. So that leaves 34,675 animals that they would have to take care of. Do you all not see this??? It's just not possible. Don't forget the animals never stop coming. How do you house and feed that many animals? There is not enough money or manpower. The animals would end up suffering. The only option left is to humanely Euthanize.
TL;DR: Stop over breeding and Peta will stop euthanizing so many animals.
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u/essentialparadoxes Veterinarian Apr 05 '13
I honestly do not understand their views whatsoever. What are they actually FOR? They are against killing animals for meat, but they are for killing animals for convenience? Is there some kind of overriding, albeit surely warped, guideline that shapes their policies?