Dead pets in road

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You find a dead cat or dog in the road. It is winter so, you put it in the trash can.

Should one notifily the owner? Maybe send them a card?

How does one even find out who the owner is?
 
You find a dead cat or dog in the road. It is winter so, you put it in the trash can.

Should one notifily the owner? Maybe send them a card?

How does one even find out who the owner is?
Sometimes you just can’t. A lot of municipalities have somebody who does ‘animal control’ and they should be notified. Try calling city hall and giving the location.

Unless you have disposable gloves (strong ones) I would recommend that you not yourself ‘dispose’ of the pet. You could be exposing yourself to diseases like rabies. Let the professionals handle things.
 
You find a dead cat or dog in the road. It is winter so, you put it in the trash can.

Should one notifily the owner? Maybe send them a card?

How does one even find out who the owner is?
If I see a dead dog or cat in the road, I leave it there. There are people whose jobs are to remove the roadkill.
 
Rabies is highly unlikely, but there are tons of other diseases you can catch from messing around with dead animals.
 
You find a dead cat or dog in the road. It is winter so, you put it in the trash can.

Should one notifily the owner? Maybe send them a card?

How does one even find out who the owner is?
You leave it on the road.
 
A particular hazard with dead animals is that most harbor vermin, e.g. fleas, lice etc. With their host dead they are looking for a new home on whatever first contacts the dead body.

I would usually leave them alone. However, rats, possums, etc occasionally decide to die on my property. I then scoop them up in a plastic bag without making direct contact with them, seal the bag, and dump them in garbage garbage-can.
 
What would you do with a human?

That is what we should do with our pets.

Some don’t believe animals should be that valued; but, then again, there are those who don’t value people either - in both cases, neither should be followed.

Da Vinci said civility is defined by our behavior toward the helpless - embryos and animals.

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What would you do with a human?

That is what we should do with our pets.

Some don’t believe animals should be that valued; but, then again, there are those who don’t value people either - in both cases, neither should be followed.

Da Vinci said civility is defined by our behavior toward the helpless - embryos and animals.

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The OP is not talking about our own pets. He is talking about any cats or dogs killed on the roads. They should be left there and cleaned up by the authorities. That has nothing to do with how we value an animal.
 
You find a dead cat or dog in the road. It is winter so, you put it in the trash can.

Should one notifily the owner? Maybe send them a card?

How does one even find out who the owner is?
Dog tags. 😉
 
The OP is not talking about our own pets. He is talking about any cats or dogs killed on the roads. They should be left there and cleaned up by the authorities. That has nothing to do with how we value an animal.
My intention was to express the universal application of the word our, as it applies collectively, not exclusively personally.

How we treat the dead has everything to do with how we value life: human or animal.

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My intention was to express the universal application of the word our, as it applies collectively, not exclusively personally.

How we treat the dead has everything to do with how we value life: human or animal.

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I whole heartedly agree with you my friend. however…I would advise letting sanitation or the crows take care of anything left dead on the side of the road. What if the animal died of rabies or distemper or some other nasty ailment. I would not want you to fall ill. Peace 👍
 
My intention was to express the universal application of the word our, as it applies collectively, not exclusively personally.

How we treat the dead has everything to do with how we value life: human or animal.

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Leaving dead animals on the road for the authorities to clean up has nothing to do with how we value life. Animals are NOT equal to humans. We are allowed to use them for food, clothing, domestic help, and for medical experiments to benefit humans.
 
who can resist such a face?😉 This little guy would fall under the catagory of -Domestic help. And with the proper care and nutrition would become your best friend…Maybe not equal to a human, but…Still gotta love em.
 
And this fine fella, would fall under the category of Food-Clothing- And in a pinch, he can pull Santas sled, which would put him in the Domestic Help catagory. 😉 Im sorry folks. couldnt resist. but seriously. if you see any of these on the side of the road. leave them for the authorities. Peace 🙂
 
Leave it in the road and call animal control. In the city I live in I think it’s actually illegal to dispose of it in the garbage can.
 
And this fine fella, would fall under the category of Food-Clothing- And in a pinch, he can pull Santas sled, which would put him in the Domestic Help catagory. 😉 Im sorry folks. couldnt resist. but seriously. if you see any of these on the side of the road. leave them for the authorities. Peace 🙂
haha
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What would you do with a human?
That is what we should do with our pets.
Ridiculous. Animals do not have souls. We don’t have a Mass for them at their death. Their purpose is for man’s benefit. Call animal control and don’t touch it.
 
Ridiculous. Animals do not have souls. We don’t have a Mass for them at their death. Their purpose is for man’s benefit. Call animal control and don’t touch it.
That is where you are mistaken animals do have have souls, just as plants do. The difference is the human soul is a spirtual soul not just one that gives life.
 
Ridiculous. Animals do not have souls. We don’t have a Mass for them at their death. Their purpose is for man’s benefit. Call animal control and don’t touch it.
Maybe we don’t have a mass, but you can certainly the pet’s owners pray for them and ask God to take care of them once they have died. We have done that whenever we have had pets die. It is very comforting to all of us, and especially to the kids when the they were younger. They knew the pets were being cared for by God now.
 
Leaving dead animals on the road for the authorities to clean up has nothing to do with how we value life. Animals are NOT equal to humans. We are allowed to use them for food, clothing, domestic help, and for medical experiments to benefit humans.
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Animals are not equal to humans, so say we; therefore, let’s eat them.

Oh yes, how we treat animals - alive or dead - has nothing to do with how we value life.

What does it have to do with then ?

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