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"While the family pet may not be covered in oil, too many of them are now homeless because their owners, mainly fisherman, can no longer afford to take care of them. They are out of work and behind on bills, so now as many as 80 dogs a month are ending up in shelters, given away by their owners."
wonder if bp could be forced to set up a shelter......
but one thing i don't get ...... bp is supposedly paying claims pretty quickly, so the fishermen shouldn't be in quite such dire straits...... also, many of them are working cleaning up the spill......
wonder if bp could be forced to set up a shelter......
but one thing i don't get ...... bp is supposedly paying claims pretty quickly, so the fishermen shouldn't be in quite such dire straits...... also, many of them are working cleaning up the spill......
A lot of the fishermen worked for cash. Hard to prove that.
There were so many pets after Katrina I didn't think there would be that many left in homes......why is there always such a freaking surplus?
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