u/lonelystar6767

Just wondering what you all think? I love my dogs more than anything and have done my fair share of rescuing special needs dogs too. Most important thing that I have learned is that you MUST know when to let go. dogs do not experience pain/discomfort/extended hospitalizations like we do. they rescued this sweet puppy whose legs were paralyzed and then amputated her legs to avoid the dragging and injuries she was getting because of them. Now she is bouncing from hospital to hospital to get the care she needs. The last place recommended euthanasia but the owners did not agree. Idk, I wouldn’t put my dog in a wheelchair or through surgeries like this. I believe it steals some of their dignity and must be so scary and uncomfortable. Death is not the enemy despite what our feelings tell us. Do I sound like a whackadoo or is this a little unethical? No wrong answers, just curious!

this is awkward and i wish i didn’t watch it. lenny is so weird. soap is a whackadoo. she didn’t edit that part out like lenny asked. someone said there’s been a lack of vids so i tried to put the whole thing, lmk if it doesn’t work!

i’m sure the couple are nice people… but is an ad on instagram a common way to connect with a potential birth mom? this seems so bizarre to me, it’s like they are putting out and ISO post for a contractor or a puppy. i could let it go but i figured i get my question answered in a place with the right people!

second thought: they’ve gone this far but aren’t open to a child that is a bit older? i think i can understand why some people want a baby, but didn’t they bypass a lot of other options before an instagram ad?

my first post over here, just wanting to understand and i apologize if i said anything wrong, tell me! thanks!

good GOD???? beef, cheese, and sugary yogurt. washed down with juice. i would feel TERRIBLE if i ate the way this poor baby does.

looks nasty as hell. and dawna, we know lenny is a flaps guy…..🤮🤮🤮