Idk about them tbh. Lot of this stuff is ridiculous sounding or made up and I only say that because first his wife was sick and then there was a mink and then raccoons and oppossums and I'm not saying all of this totally isn't plausible however even before all that there were issues with...
I'm not sure if this is right, but I believe i saw them available in the printed out catalog for stromberg's. didn't see them on their website but pretty sure i saw 'em in the catalog
I do certainly understand that in financial care that they need to be taken care of and that being rid of them is responsible. But getting an animal that you will be too busy to take care of is not okay. Simply don't get the animal. If you want to be a mother and you know that will take up all...
I think you missed my point. You rescued those animals. From people who got them and threw them away when they were done. And obviously you can't account death into account because accidents happen, you don't know when you're going to die, but you take them in because you're giving them a life...
Yes, they should only buy a horse with that level of commitment. You shouldn't get an animal you can't guarantee to care for its whole life. It's like dumping a dog at the shelter once it stops being a puppy. I think it's sad how many people don't understand that commitment and dump the animal...