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Old 02-13-05, 06:14 PM   #16
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lol sorry, i did not read it carefully, my bad

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Old 02-13-05, 06:56 PM   #17
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It just proves that the person driving the truck was an idiot, thats all, anyone who would do that to a poor dog, let alone any animal is a loser, I will not continue, because I am a dog lover and I don't want to post something to get me banned.
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Old 02-13-05, 07:19 PM   #18
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so what if there was a family of deer? Do you keep driving then?
This reminds me of a trip I took to my first Red Deer Show, years back. I decided to make this trip by leaving late a night and making the opening hour at the show. I took off around 9pm and was on the highway for almost 4 hours before reaching the city / town of Brandon. Anyone that does this drive and knows the area knows there is a big dip in the road from driving on a somewhat flat highway before reaching Brandon.

Being super dark just before seeing the city lights I came up on this dip in the road. Then things got really dark and I put on my high beans on the car. I was freaked out because those lights saved me and a heard of deer. Literally they swarmed the full highways thinking a group of 20 or so. I only saw glowing eyes everywhere. So I slowed down and saw this group up close and personal. Started honking creeping through the group, breaking them up and getting them off the road. Not all were being cooperative. But I tried enough light and horn alarms as well and my car alarm panic siren to spook them off the road.

I was concerned about seeing them all over the road and some sitting down as well, talk about a safety issue for them. There was another reason as well to make all this noise and lights. I was driving a bit fast past some truckers and passed them 5 - 10 minutes ago and though while in this situation with the deer would the truckers stop in time. So I stayed near the heard with my panic emergency lights on and blowing the horn to get the truckers to notice caution in this area.

All in all they all slowed down and we all went on our way knowing that heard moved into the forrest area away from the road.

Sorry was hoping to tell this story much shorter

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Old 02-13-05, 09:12 PM   #19
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That's absolutely sick. I honestly do not understand how people can work that way. How someone can purposely want to inflict pain on an innocent animal
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Old 02-13-05, 09:17 PM   #20
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It sure is awful... but not hard to believe...
I mean look what people do to other people...
Murder, child abuse, rape, torture... Uggg...
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Old 02-13-05, 10:01 PM   #21
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I mean look what people do to other people...
Murder, child abuse, rape, torture... Uggg...
That is true.... I just watched the news and here another person stabbed to death... 17 year old pregnant girl... by her BF... Sickens me.. I used to think this was a nice City... but lately I don't know... So many murders, and shootings..... one was right across from my house just a couple weeks ago... scary, seeing as I walked through that exact spot 30 mins prior....

sorry a little off topic..
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Old 02-13-05, 10:05 PM   #22
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has anyone dealed with the humane society? Was it a good or bad experience. I'm writing an e-mail to tell what has happened but do they e-mail you back? I have a phone fear..bad experience with phones when i was little

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Old 02-13-05, 10:10 PM   #23
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I have a phone fear..bad experience with phones when i was little

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Really.... same here... havn't heard of anyone else... My friends and Family think I'm nuts I won't even answer the phone if I don't know the number....

I'm sure they would contact you... their job is to look out for the well being of animals...So they would follow up somehow I'm sure... I'm just glad that they treat crimes against animals seriuosly with punishment... when they are caught that is!!! Too many sickos getting away with too many crimes against animals
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Old 02-14-05, 03:02 PM   #24
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Hmmm... its in the past now, but for next time, mash dat mans car while he drives by, with a rock or anythin' hard you can toss...

Everyones different.

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I'm not sure of what i would have done or thought if i had been in your position... I'm sure it wouldnt have been anything positive... Probably thrown a rock or something at the car to make the guy get out and then... ...
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Old 02-14-05, 03:33 PM   #26
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i hit a cat once and it was scary. i was taking my girlfriend home around 12am and we were driving down the back roads and we went up a hill and at the top of this hill is some railway tracks when we went over the tracks i seen this thing in the road i tryed to stop but it was to late i hit it so i went on the shoulder and put my car in reverse to look for what i hit while i was reversing i hit a mail box with my brand new car lol so i stoped the car got out and found out that it was a cat so i picked it up and brought it to my scrached up car lol my girlfriend was upset so i told her to take it home with her she said ok so on my way home i was looking for a cop i found one and asked him what i should do he said to get my boyfriend yes he said boyfriend dont know why. and call the humane sucitty so i called my girlfriend and told her what to do she told me that we have to drop lucky off so i went to pick my grilfriend up and the cat named lucky but the next day we got a call telling us that they put him down he had brain dammage and on that day something else happened my girlfriend moved in with me and we now have to kids ones 4 and ones 2 thaks for reading bye for now
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oh man...that's awful. what a horrible thing to witness. people are wicked way beyond belief.
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yes very horrible...if that was me, i would have punched right through his window...easy to say tho...i know it would be hard but when they do something that ignorant and stupid...punching a hole throught his window would have been the last thing id worry about....Connor
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2 minutes, I would like 2 minutes with any of those twisted SOB's. Give them a taste of what pain feels like. Nothing and I mean nothing in this world makes me rage more than people who hurt Dogs ( I have 2 Great Danes and a Rescue Grey Hound).

Wow, time to change my sig

I am sorry you had to see that but I am glad you did your best to help. Remember that person will pay dearly for the pain he has caused, hopefully 3 fold.

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This past semester (september - january) I took a co op course (like volunteering but school credits are involved) at the Ontario Veterenary College, in guelph. I cant count the number of dogs and cats that I saw come in because they were hit by a car. There are just too many people that can avoid a situation with just a gentle tap of the breaks and a controled swerve. Im 16 and in drivers training and they teach you that you swerve to save the most amout of lives, if there is a way to avoid a small animal without putting yourself, ur passengers, and others in danger then you should steer away from the animal, honking works well too.
Back at the animal hospital I had the oppertunity to help bring in a deer that was hit by a car, It was horrible. Deer are just the right height that the bumper takes out there legs and the body goes directly into the windsheild. This case the driver was ok but we had to put the deer down, it was one of my hardest days at the co op.
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