Posts by Eric Anderson6

silvertiger11 said:Are you seriously trying to tell me he had absolutely no responsibility to look after those dogs?

You're totally barking up the wrong tree here...
I never actually said he shouldn't have taken care of them—I just said a tragedy happened. And honestly, the ASPCA is partially to blame too, since they pushed that pregnant dog on him and kept bringing her back.
If this guy didn't intend to help, he wouldn't have been driving them to the shelter in the first place—he would've just dealt with them himself. And that association secretary? The one who rushed to snap photos of those poor pups and post them online calling him a killer? She's just a total attention seeker looking for a cheap headline because she clearly has nothing better to do with her life. Honestly, she deserves to be sued—she's caused nothing but pain for him and his family over what was just a freak accident...

Not sure if anyone’s actually laid out what went down here yet...
So, here’s the deal—some time back, Mijo Loncar went to an animal shelter to adopt a dog. He picked a female and told them straight up he’d take her if they spayed her, since he didn't have the space for more pets. They promised him they would—but clearly, they didn't. So, he took the dog, and a while later, she ended up having puppies. He managed to find homes for some of them, but decided to take the remaining few back to the shelter.

Then the tragedy happened. And now people are just tearing him apart without even knowing the actual facts.
If he was trying to "get rid" of them, he wouldn't be hauling them to a shelter—he would've just killed them or something. Honestly, maybe spend less time bashing him and more time blaming the people who tricked him into taking a fertile dog in the first place.

Patrick Cooper2 said:A dog is a living, breathing soul, not some stuffed toy, and they truly become part of the family. Asking me that feels a lot like asking if I’d rather save my father or my brother.

Nah, nah... that's not even the same thing.
The question is whether you'd save your dad or your dog first, not your dad or your brother.

Patrick Cooper2 said:I have to admit, if I were in that situation, I’d probably choose my own dog over a million people too—it's just how much we love them. ☕Could you maybe share a link to a reliable source that backs up what you wrote in blue bold? Thanks.

Is anyone from your own family in that group of a million? Or would your family be sacrificed before your dog?