Honestly... the first pic (the pic that all the fuss is about) he did too look thin. Scary thin, to me, but greyhounds are not my area of expertise
Even Tara, who was malnourished, was overweight. Sounds like an oxymoron, but she had the weight in all the wrong places. Like a pot belly. But I
read your posts (and previous posts) and knew that you knew what was going on, and he's switching to raw, about the gravy train, etc. AND the way he was bent made the bones stick out even more.
THIS is NOT a emaciated dog. This was taken the same day a few minutes different from the other one!!!
Because he looks much better in this pic. Actually, I see greyhounds around here who look very much just like this pic.
Take a step back people--take a deep breathe, and pray that you will not find yourself in a position of having to make difficult choices -- seriously. Take a step back.
^ This!
It is so easy to say "that'll never happen to me, that'll never happen to me." It IS happening to people, everyday.There are
so many dogs in rescues - rescues are full, because of the economy and all that... people are losing everything, there homes, etc. Not knowing where they are going to live in 7 days, they call
pleading with rescue to take their dog. It is truly sad. At least this dog has a great home, with a caring owner. And at least he's not out on the street the first time a hard situation comes around. I'm just saying.
I'm taking cuts at work. I'm sure if we made a poll a good portion of us have. We've cut back on things here and there. Its easy to say to someone else, put some spare money in a jar just for the dogs. But what happens when you need to dip in that pot of money so the heat can stay on during the winter? You do it. And as soon as you get back on your feet, you fix it.
JMHO
