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Dixie · 11-04-2007, 08:09 PM

Oh good god - now your mixing astrology with christianity and coming up with your own brand of a religious system?

Everything you post is a load of crap - The reason Ellen broke down on TV is because she felt very badly of the overall situation. She took the dog in, it did not get along with her cats so she gave it to her hairdresser who has two children. When the rescue found out the dog was living with the hairdresser they came and took the dog with very little warning and the kids are very distraught.

Yes Ellen should have taken the dog back to the rescue if it was not a good fit. Her heart was in the right place when she thought about giving the dog to her hairdresser, but it was something not thought all the way through.

But I also find it alarming that a rescue organization would absolutely refuse to place a dog in a home that has children for ALL dogs in the rescue. That seems very ludicrous to me. Yes I would see an organization recommending against adopting a certain dog to a home with very young children due to hyperactivity - but an outright refusal is very rare.

And Ellen cared a reat deal for that dog as she does her other animals. She has a very big heart for animals. It is very understandable of her feelings. I have been in a similar situation.

11-04-2007, 08:09 PM	#49 (permalink)
Dixie Darren Hayes, Aussie Boi Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Arkansas Posts: 3,867	Oh good god - now your mixing astrology with christianity and coming up with your own brand of a religious system? Everything you post is a load of crap - The reason Ellen broke down on TV is because she felt very badly of the overall situation. She took the dog in, it did not get along with her cats so she gave it to her hairdresser who has two children. When the rescue found out the dog was living with the hairdresser they came and took the dog with very little warning and the kids are very distraught. Yes Ellen should have taken the dog back to the rescue if it was not a good fit. Her heart was in the right place when she thought about giving the dog to her hairdresser, but it was something not thought all the way through. But I also find it alarming that a rescue organization would absolutely refuse to place a dog in a home that has children for ALL dogs in the rescue. That seems very ludicrous to me. Yes I would see an organization recommending against adopting a certain dog to a home with very young children due to hyperactivity - but an outright refusal is very rare. And Ellen cared a reat deal for that dog as she does her other animals. She has a very big heart for animals. It is very understandable of her feelings. I have been in a similar situation. __________________ Visit my Deaf Blog Signature banner created by me, please do not steal!