My son and me we are confronted with a litter of kittens in the
rural temple where we daily go to play and do exercise.
We do what most Thai people would do, feed it, but don’t take
them home, the temple is their home.
People with a surplus of kittens or puppies often put the
animals somewhere, keep an eye out for them, until some friendly neighborhood
person adopts the animal.
Adopting doesn’t mean taking it home and “owning” the animal.
It means you take responsibility but let the animal where you
found it. Feed it daily, and maybe give veterinary care or sterilize it, as I
have found out regular Thai people do it this way.
I know it is not as good as western animal lovers who don’t
allow stry animals on the street but
lovingly put them in concrete
solitaire cells or, the most sacred act of true love amongst certain animal defenders,
gently put it to death with a lethal injection…I guess the Thai aren’t that
civilized yet. SIGH.
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