I know a lot of people will react negatively to the idea of leaving young kittens in a secluded place because they have become a burden. Animal rights activists will definitely react to this. But in my place you'll rarely find shelters for the animals. Animals like kittens can just be left on the sidewalks, streets. Abandoning these animals is more of a "no choice" move. If families can't even eat a full 3 meals a day, the more they can't feed animals around them. It's really like survival of the fittest between humans and animals, but the choice belongs to the higher level of specie and that's humanity. I may have dig on this matter a little too far, but where poverty exists its not uncommon for people to abandon their loved animals. After all animals have instincts and can likely survive in their natural environment.
Today, i've seen a family parting ways with 3 lovely kittens. When these kittens grow old, they will take 1 share equivalent to that of a regular family member in terms of food. What an analogy, but that's how poor people see it! There's no choice but leave these kittens somewhere with a hope that they will survive or perhaps someone will find them and will care for them.
Would you leave your pets in the streets because you can't feed them anymore? This question really sound harsh and answers differ for sure!
Today, i've seen a family parting ways with 3 lovely kittens. When these kittens grow old, they will take 1 share equivalent to that of a regular family member in terms of food. What an analogy, but that's how poor people see it! There's no choice but leave these kittens somewhere with a hope that they will survive or perhaps someone will find them and will care for them.
Would you leave your pets in the streets because you can't feed them anymore? This question really sound harsh and answers differ for sure!
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