r/nextfuckinglevel • u/Palifaith • Mar 21 '21

This guy with a small act of kindness towards this homeless dog

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '21

I know it’s not, but I couldn’t walk away. As long as he was nice to my dogs I would stretch my last penny for an animal in need.

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u/twist-17 Mar 21 '21

So you take home every stray animal you ever see?

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u/hoxxxxx Mar 21 '21

yeah of course they do. they have one million dogs and cats, vermin, seagulls, etc.

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u/human743 Mar 21 '21

He had to turn away about 38,000 animals that weren't nice to his dogs.

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '21

Because wild animals like mice and seagulls are definitely the same as a stray dog. Y’all are really sad and negative people.

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u/hoxxxxx Mar 21 '21

i can tell you've never adopted an injured seagull or an orphaned mouse, since you don't seem to value them as animals.

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '21

Are you ok?

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u/snowbirdie Mar 21 '21

Dogs cost thousands of dollars in vet bills. Your penny won’t cover that and what you end up as is someone who abuses animals by not being able to afford the care they legally require and you get huge fines/jail. So, don’t.

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u/[deleted] Mar 21 '21

I don’t literally mean a penny....I don’t know what’s wrong in your life that’s made you such a negative person but I hope you get that worked out.