Nature is cruel (part one)

I prefer to think that too, but from all I've seen in nature films, that is not the reality.
 

Nature is cruel and if you believe in God then he or she is cruel too...
 

AZ Jim said:
I turn channels when that sad music comes on and shows the hungry and abused animals. I give to several animal rescue operations but what can I do better by seeing those poor sad animals. I wish to hell people would spay and neuter their pets.
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I can't watch those either Jim. But if more people fostered pets for the SPCA it would really help fewer animals requiring euthanasia.
 
chic said:
I can't watch those either Jim. But if more people fostered pets for the SPCA it would really help fewer animals requiring euthanasia.
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And if the ASPCA would cut their adoption fees they'd adopt out a lot more animals rather than euthanizing them ...

  • Cats over 3 years of age: FREE
  • Cats age 4 months –3 years: $75.00
  • Kittens up to 4 months: $125.00
  • Dogs: $75 to $200* (smaller and younger dogs have higher adoption fees); mandatory obedience classes for puppies are $50.00 for 5 classes. NYC residents will need to pay $8.50 for the DOH dog license.
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"Animals that kill from packs like wolves I have no respect for."

A great pity. We should have respect for all living things. They are only doing what hature intended.

Wolves need to survive too.

"How do you know the injured elk wouldn't survive?"

Because injured and weak species in the wild are killed so that others may live.

We may not like survival of the fittest, or practise it (I hope) in human society, but that's the way it is.
 
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