People like to bring unwanted animals out into the country and let them go, thinking they can just fend for themselves. What they're really doing though is just making the problem somebody else's, and as someone who lives in the "Drop Zone" (and someone who's mom did animal rescue for many, many years) this is kind of a big deal. And not just for the people affected. Domesticated animals are generally not well equipped for living in the wild. I think we can do a little better for them too.
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Day 9
People like to bring unwanted animals out into the country and let them go, thinking they can just fend for themselves. What they're really doing though is just making the problem somebody else's, and as someone who lives in the "Drop Zone" (and someone who's mom did animal rescue for many, many years) this is kind of a big deal. And not just for the people affected. Domesticated animals are generally not well equipped for living in the wild. I think we can do a little better for them too.
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