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be kind to all animals ♡ — (source)

He is both, just at different times

Pet Owners: Hazbin Hotel

Angel: (swiping through his phone while Fat Nuggets sits on his lap)

Vaggie: (reading a book with KeeKee purring happily around her neck like a feather boa)

Charlie: (playing pattycake with Razzle)

Angel: ......Is that normal?

Vaggie: I've learned not to question it.

Alastor: (walks passed with Niffty on a leash) I'll be back shortly. This little darling needs to get some fresh air.

Niffty: Hehehehehahahaha!!! Bugs! Outside! Must destroy them all! Ahahahahaha!

Angel & Vaggie: ...........

When I'm just about to relax and take my first sip of coffee for the day but hear an ominous crash from the other room.

aww, what a sweet little doggie. Just look at that concerned look on his face. He figured mom is finally losing it :)

Bela Lugosi with his dogs (1931)

Careful, Carlos! You spilled your ubon! Nobody likes wasted food, not even Outer Gods.

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Own a cat? Well, I hope you know the basics.

Here is a tutorial. You might need it. If u dumb dumb /jk

admins' comment: we normally never ever add our own opinions onto polls submitted to us (keeping our personal thoughts out of polls is our number one rule), but we believe this is an important matter that needs to be talked about more; pit bulls are NOT an aggressive dog breed in any way. we have our own experiences with pit bulls, and we can personally guarantee that all of them are the most gentle, loving souls we've ever had an honor of spending our time with.

most pit bull attacks — just like any other animal attack casts — happen because the pit bull was 1.) abused, 2.) threatened, 3.) provoked, 4.) trained to be aggressive (aka abused) and so they believed they had to defend themself. unfortunately, due to their strength, their attack may be fatal, which leads to this harmful, out-of-reality stereotype that pit bulls are an aggressive dog breed, which then also leads to so many tragic casts of them being wrongfully and unfairly put down. it is heartbreaking and frustrating because most of pit bull attacks are human's fault, not the dog's; you (general you) abused a dog, you made them believe you were a threat and therefore you made them defend themself.

there is no bad, aggressive dogs. but there are bad and abusive people out there.

last but not least, pit bulls are one of the sweetest, most gentle dog breeds that are so gravely misunderstood. please, don't let the stereotype cloud your judgment. respect animals, and they will respect you.

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This could be me. This could be one of my colleagues, one of my classmates, one of my friends. It’s understandable that the original owner is upset over losing her pet, but what she’s done in retaliation is despicable, as is the news station that ran this story smearing our profession. Veterinary professionals should be able to go to work without facing graphic threats of violence against them and their families in return for saving a life in an impossible situation. You wonder why veterinarians and their support staff have such obscenely high rates of depression and suicide? This is why.

If you have a pet, I’m begging you to come up with a financial plan for their veterinary care. Get pet insurance (especially if you’re getting a new puppy or kitten). Start an emergency fund. Have a credit card set aside specifically for this kind of situation. Apply to CareCredit or a charitable fund like the University of Tennessee’s AlignCare if you find yourself unable to cover a bill. Most people don’t have immediate access to $10,000 (which is a reasonable price for the intense level of care this puppy required), so you have to have a plan. And don’t go buy an expensive purebred puppy and then claim you don’t have any money for vet care.

Be kind to your veterinarian. We are hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt from our education while making far less than our human healthcare counterparts. If we were in it for the money, we would have chosen any other career.

Jiang Cheng - modern

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