BlueMage post=18.70799.703497 said:
Altorin post=18.70799.703146 said:
PETA euthanize almost two-thirds of the animals they liberate.
Likely because they're either too far gone to save, or they simply cannot find homes for them.
It is my firm conviction that animals hold rights, perhaps dissimilar to those of humans, but in particular that they be free from needless harm.
They do have rights.
The SPCA organizations in Canada and the USA try their best to keep animals out of the hands of people who would hurt them.
Sometimes, there isn't a home for those animals, and there's very little hope for them to lead normal lives, so they're euthanised. I understand that.
BUT THEN
PETA people come along, and say "You can't hold those animals in cages! You can't kill them!" They then proceed to terrorize and attack good honest people who love animals and want to give them the best home possible. They take animals, saving them from the SPCA's needle.
Then the have a problem. Do they let the animal free into the streets? It'd surely die, or end up right back in the evil SPCA's hands. Do they take it out to the forest? It'll most likely die there too. Do we keep it as a pet? NEVER! PETA thinks the ownership of a pet is abhorrent to the rights of the animal.
So they put them in a pen, until they run out of options for them.
Then they euthanize them.
Hypocrites. Let the SPCA do their work for the good of the animals you claim to love so dearly.