Comments on: Pets Paradise seek sponsorship for sick pets, from sick kids http://www.savingpets.com.au/2010/02/pets-paradise-seek-sponsorship-from-kids/ An Australian pet rescuers interest blog Mon, 06 Feb 2012 19:22:13 +0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: savingpets http://www.savingpets.com.au/2010/02/pets-paradise-seek-sponsorship-from-kids/comment-page-1/#comment-510 savingpets Thu, 18 Feb 2010 05:02:12 +0000 http://www.savingpets.com.au/?p=8545#comment-510 "How about naming him 'Poor Breeding Victim Victor' instead?" Nice one! I like it ;) The article has gotten a reprint with comments section here: http://dandenong-leader.whereilive.com.au/news/story/project-to-help-keysborough-critically-ill-pup-harry/ Feel free to pop in and let them know how you feel. “How about naming him ‘Poor Breeding Victim Victor’ instead?”

Nice one! I like it ;)

The article has gotten a reprint with comments section here:
http://dandenong-leader.whereilive.com.au/news/story/project-to-help-keysborough-critically-ill-pup-harry/

Feel free to pop in and let them know how you feel.

]]> By: Gab http://www.savingpets.com.au/2010/02/pets-paradise-seek-sponsorship-from-kids/comment-page-1/#comment-509 Gab Thu, 18 Feb 2010 04:58:21 +0000 http://www.savingpets.com.au/?p=8545#comment-509 Another great Saving Pets article - well done. Disappointed to see that was the entire article, not just an excerpt. I note there's no reference to why Harry Heart Murmur (well done, marketing guys - how about naming him Poor Breeding Victim Victor instead?) is ill in the first place, where he may have come from, or any of the other underlying issues regarding not just responsible breeding, but also where to responsibly source your next companion animal from. Lauren should be commended for her desire to help Harry, however that $10,000 would be much better used elsewhere. How about the National Desexing Network, which offers low-cost desexing to eligible low-income earners Australia-wide? (www.ndn.org.au) Hundreds of thousands of dogs and cats just like Harry are killed every year because homes cannot be found, simply because not enough people desex their pets at an early age. I'm sure there is a rescue group also operating in her area who would be able to do amazing things with $10,000. Another great Saving Pets article – well done.
Disappointed to see that was the entire article, not just an excerpt.
I note there’s no reference to why Harry Heart Murmur (well done, marketing guys – how about naming him Poor Breeding Victim Victor instead?) is ill in the first place, where he may have come from, or any of the other underlying issues regarding not just responsible breeding, but also where to responsibly source your next companion animal from.
Lauren should be commended for her desire to help Harry, however that $10,000 would be much better used elsewhere.
How about the National Desexing Network, which offers low-cost desexing to eligible low-income earners Australia-wide? (www.ndn.org.au)
Hundreds of thousands of dogs and cats just like Harry are killed every year because homes cannot be found, simply because not enough people desex their pets at an early age.
I’m sure there is a rescue group also operating in her area who would be able to do amazing things with $10,000.

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