2mo ago

We rescued this lil orc at the humane society!

She definitely at least a little bulldog. Outside of that, she's just a meatball and we love her.

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That is a land manatee
thank you for adopting, rather than buying. So many cats and dogs are dying and withering away in shelters because no one wants them :(
Your pupper is gorgeous btw. Give her lots of love. She deserves it <3
- I 100% agree. Me and my partner specifically considered adoption on that idea
  
  I've had 10 animals at this stage, and they were all rescue, except two rats that my support worker pressured me into getting.
That velvet baby needs the White Hand of Saruman. Just look at that big ol' noggin' for a canvas.
Moo Deng!
She looks SO much like the dog my brother found/adopted last year, named Chonk!
- What a gorgeous set of baby hippos!
  
  Chonk looks so much like your puppy, I wonder if they're related someone down the line
She is 100% good girl. <3
OMG I wanna smooch her little noggin!
- I know it's not going to fulfill your need to smooch, but she does get smooches everyday.
  
  That's OK, this little nugget will gladly accept more smooches on her behalf.
That's a pitbull and I do wish people would stop adopting them because it just legitimizes the back yard breeders when they can use the rescue system to dump the dogs that didn't sell.
- I don't think a backyard breeder would say "well, crap, the shelter can't take older pitties, guess I won't breed them." They're probably in it for money and clout, and they'll find a way to get rid of unwanted dogs one way or another.
- I mean maybe? She's like, not even a foot tall tho and has a bully body
But does he WAAAAAGH!?
- She WAAAAAGHS directly to the food bowl
Holy shit, what a cutie
that is not an orc, or a dog...it is a seal...
- I thought baby pygmy hippo.
  
  We do call her a velvet couch hippo!
Pitbulls are disgusting creatures.
- So, like, you're wrong, but there's a lot of nuance here.
  Pitbulls, if raised well, can be some of the sweetest and most sociable dogs around.
  They're still bred for fighting and violence and no matter how friendly a pitbull is, the owners still need to be very careful around strangers, kids, and unfamiliar dogs.
  In the end, humans made pitbulls, and I think that gives us a responsibility to both take care of the pitbulls that exist and also not breed any more. Like a lot of dog breeds, humans have bred them to be miserable or dangerous for petty, dumb and selfish purposes. Maybe the smartest and most compassionate thing to do is to let the breeds expire while making sure the living are as happy, healthy and safe as possible.
- so are you
- This bait is sooooo obvious and you still have biters.

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