Would you sell your pet for $140,000?
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Id sell family members for that........even half that and then some.......
pets no , siblings...........ABSOLUTELY0 -
I can understand if you really needed the money for life saving treatment or you had to have money to feed your family but my Lilly is a part of my family so it would be like asking me to sell me child.0
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Noooo, it would be like selling my baby!0
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I really love my cat, so I would have to say no.
But they are welcome to my wife and all 3 kids for $50 in Starbuck's coupons.0 -
" I would die before losing my dogs"............."I'd resort to prostitution".........."no money is worth the bond with my pets"...........you folks are either delusional or wealthy...........with $140k sitting right in front of you, that little creature would be gone gone gone
Nice judging you got going there.
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How is this even a legit question? LOL NO I would never sell any of my animals for any amount of money!0
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My dog is mental, so I'd absolutely give him up0
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Wouldn't even need that many zeroes....0
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cat, maybe. they are not as attached to us, they are more attached to their house. my dog, no no no way in hell!0
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for the dog, yes. my house no.0
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homerjspartan wrote: »I really love my cat, so I would have to say no.
But they are welcome to my wife and all 3 kids for $50 in Starbuck's coupons.
Now that was funny!0 -
Done... let's do this quickly!
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Family members? Depends on the day. Dog? Absolutely not, she's a better friend and companion than most humans.0
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Which pet? Nah. I'm just kidding. They're like my kids. I'm their family and they look to me for protection and love. I could never do that to them. The guilt would not be worth it.0
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Cat's are very linked to their territory. Anyone who's moved a cat knows it's hard on the creature. We are looking to sell our house and move in about a year. Our three senior-citizen kitties will take it hard. Would it be kinder to let the new owner keep them? It depends on the cat and the new owner. One of ours feels pretty safe if he's with us and will probably make the trip fine. Another is going to be in a state of abject panic over the whole thing. Whether this will end up being hardest on the humans is totally up to the cats.0
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Alatariel75 wrote: »http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/victoria/tiffany-the-cat-is-worth-140000-no-kitten-around/story-fni0fit3-1227089364137?nk=c88479228247eed44d29030084408293
The comments section shows some interesting debate - what do you think? If someone offered you alot of money for your house on the condition that your pet stayed, would you take it?
Nope, nope and nope.
Some things are not for sale.
The ONLY exception would be if I were about to be in the street and would have no choice but to find my pet a new home, anyway, AND I knew the people would love and care for my pet. But if I had any other choice, no way.0 -
SpicesOfLife wrote: »cat, maybe. they are not as attached to us, they are more attached to their house. my dog, no no no way in hell!
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I love my cat I do she is such a beauiful loving creature. But, beautiful loving creature that she is for 140K she would totally be into it and understand why I had to sell her.... sold!! ;-)0
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TheRoadDog wrote: »Might even leave one of my kids behind.
Lmfao0 -
My dog is like my child, so no. Yes, 140k could change your life but my dog has changed my life in ways that all the money in the world cannot buy.0
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