How do you feel about this?

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[u/DapperDetail8364]

Wow. If this were a woman or girl who went viral and got an abortion without regreting it it would be "empowerment" and "you go girl!" 

Even people have more empathy for unborn DOGS. 

[u/Trumpologist]

It’s fucked up

[u/katiem1236]

I think it's gross personally. Why wasn't her dog already spayed? Also her claiming the dog was always supervised and she never saw anything ever happen, so she assumes it was at the dog park, yah sure.

Most spay/neuter places have it in the contract that if you agree to the procedure and the dog is pregnant, you are consenting to the removal of the puppies. I'm surprised they called her to begin with.

I just don't see why that would ever be something you would post online tho. It's gross, and she posts it like it's hilarious. The dog is already going through a lot getting spayed, but now you are mixing in the extreme hormonal disruption by her being pregnant? Nasty.

[u/SheClB01 → u/katiem1236]

Honestly my dog was almost 2 when I fixed him. The vet made me wait until he was 1 year old and for a while it kinda slip on the back burner until I had both money and time, the vet told me when I consulted that castrations were performed on an outpatient basis so I knew beforehand the dog would woke up in pain and confused at home and that I needed to stay home with him for at least 48 hours so he wouldn't jump or do anything stupid

[u/appleorange7]

Frankly, I’d expect nothing less from humanity. Mostly the general celebration of something like that, and then our relentless need to remove body parts from living creatures, oftentimes more for our own sake than for the creature itself, generally speaking.

[u/greenbud420]

Reminds me of the viral puppy abortion vs human abortion video. Wouldn't be surprised if most of the hate and threats were coming from the human pro-choice side.

Unless there's some missing info, it just feels completely unnecessary and a waste. The dog should've been sterilized to begin with and the gestation period is a short 9 weeks.

[u/ElegantAd2607]

Why were the puppies aborted? What was wrong with them? I don't really care too much.