Comments | jinsiew02: looking for new home to re-home amy

jinsiew02

looking for new home to re-home amy

May 08, 2006 17:09

have come to a decision to re-home amy to a better home, than what we can provide to her...have been thinking about this for a long long time but the thot of losing her is painful...but now i believe re-homig her will be better for her ( Read more... )

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giving the kids away anonymous May 8 2006, 14:30:33 UTC

Now I ask you, if you have a 3rd kid, would you give one kid away? I don't think so.

If you choose to have a dog, you should be prepared to go through all the sacrifices for the dog. Your reasons for letting her go and your profess love for her.. I think you're a very confused person.

If there is love, there is always time.

FUCKED UP!

Re: giving the kids away happyqile May 8 2006, 14:46:22 UTC

hey... do you know Jin, Amy and her family? i don't think so since u're posting anonymously! just live and let live okie?

Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes. That way, when you criticize them, you're a mile away and you have their shoes.

peace.

Re: giving the kids away anonymous May 8 2006, 14:57:36 UTC

Oh yes, here comes the usual long nosed hero.

And may I ask, how do you know I've never walked in their shoes? You assume to much.

A pet is for life. You do not dessert them when you have other companions. If one is crippled, I can understand. If one cannot make time because of other and newer commitments, I think the whole issue goes back to the fact that that person is NOT RESPONSIBLE enough to consider all factors when they take up a pet.

I walk my dogs several times a day. On sunny days and on rainy days I drive them to a sheltered carpark. Yes, perhaps I'm more fortunate to be able to walk them that many times but when I am extremely busy and I have to walk them at 2.30am, I walk them at 2.30am.

You make too many assumptions. Maybe you should take over Amy and make sure you can take care of her well too. (but I doubt)

Re: giving the kids away jinsiew02 May 8 2006, 15:04:06 UTC

wow!! amazing, you walk your dog at 2.30am?? i wish i could if i do not have a baby i need to attend to in the middle of the night...hey, how about you take over amy? but no...chicken shit like you dun deserves amy...and btw, who are you? what is your name?

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E-mail anonymous May 8 2006, 15:35:40 UTC

Hi Jinsiew, I came across your blog through Jean (Rice & Soup). I would like to e-mail you to discuss about Amy, but I was not able to find an e-mail address. Perhaps you can drop me an e-mail?

Thanks,
Laughingcow (laughingcowcheese@gmail.com)

P.S. I'm leaving behind my blog address(es) in case you want to plough through them before writing me. I can be found at http://letthatbeenoughblog.blogspot.com and http://thewonderfulcross.blogspot.com

Re: E-mail jinsiew02 May 8 2006, 15:47:08 UTC

Hi, thanks for your reply. will email you...

ashleyneo May 8 2006, 16:12:17 UTC

Hey Jin, ignore that person. I was at dilema too when I had to give away my dogs when I had Tiffany. My hb was really against me having the dogs with the babies + the helper doesn't take care of the dogs. I knew I wouldn't be able to devote as much time to the dogs so I choose another home for them. Till the day I went to the hospital I fight to keep the dogs. One day before I was discharge hb sent the dog away to be re-home so poor thing. :( I would love to take Amy but I think my hb will kill me!

Idiots happen cykopunkchick May 9 2006, 00:00:02 UTC

Well, hopefully they're a better person in e-mail. If not, no loss to you. They're the one that has to live with themself.

anonymous May 9 2006, 02:15:15 UTC

Hi, Just read your last post and scrolled down to the end. She is such a cutie and the decision to give her up must be so very very hard. Can't ever imagine having to do that to my "son".
I have just finished this book, "Marley & Me" by John Grogan. It's a semi autobiographical account of a labrador retriever. His owner also grappled with Marley's irrational fear of thunder and rain and the vets put it down to a form of anxiety disorder and was prescribed tranquilizers to help calm him down on rainy days or on days when he was loopy. ( He also scratched the doors and whatnot till the home resembled a murder scene) You should try to get ahold of this book, read it through and then decide again if giving her up is truly the choice you have to make. It is a rather touching, sad and funny book all rolled into one and after finishing it, you may see Amy in a different light. After all, she's already quite old and giving her to a new home with everything unfamiliar may unsettle and stress her further.