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KitKatKitty 2 years, 1 month ago.
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Whether dangerous or not, pets are for life: as cheesy as that sounds. You can’t just put the animal away and say I’ve had enough for today: that animal needs care and attention. Too many people don’t realize this, hence abandoned pets and other creatures. The RSPCA – obviously – know all about this.
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When I’m at home I take a cool shower and then lay in front of a fan in my birthday suit. Or I find free air conditioning, either by going to the library to read or taking a very long walk through a mall. Before moving earlier this summer, I lived around the corner from a beach so spent hours swimming in shady spots.
When it comes to work though I’m screwed. I work next to an industrial-sized oven and have to wear heavy clothes, so really my only option is to pour cold water over my head as often as possible and stand in front of a fan until I can give my head another soaking.
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Whether dangerous or not, pets are for life: as cheesy as that sounds. You can’t just put the animal away and say I’ve had enough for today: that animal needs care and attention. Too many people don’t realize this, hence abandoned pets and other creatures. The RSPCA – obviously – know all about this.
That is the main reason why I don’t have a pet (probably dog). I get engrossed in what I am doing with my chores and hobbies so it may well not get the attention it deserves. The way I look at thing, the wildlife living around are my friends, and although I don’t treat them as pets, I do communicate with them in a friendly way, but they are still wild and not needing constant attention (and it would be detrimental for them).
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