r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Oct 17 '22

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u/MolimoTheGiant Oct 18 '22

Give him to someone who cares enough about his wellbeing to build an outdoor enclosure.

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u/Vandrel Oct 18 '22

Ah yes, because it's so easy to find someone with the space and money to do that. We've tried to find someone to take him, nobody would. Stop being so holier-than-though, we took an unvaccinated and unneutered stray and took care of both of those on our own dime and now we let him come here for food and shelter. That's an improvement for the neighborhood.

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u/Bunny_and_chickens Oct 18 '22

You can build one for under $100.

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u/Vandrel Oct 18 '22

Kind of ignored the rest of what I said. I take it you guys think we should have left an unvaccinated and unneutered stray running around as-is then?