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I've always loved susangg! She rules!

I've loved her longer than you have. Take that! :p

'smatter susangg? forget to remove the glands from your pussy/coon?

phartmore, are you and toad related? Or is it just a coincidence that neither of you are contributing anything worthwhile to this topic?

If I may suggest to all these people who are passionate and concern about the dogs in San Pedro, to go to San Pedro and adopt them all and bring them to the U.S.A , so I could enjoy myself in San Pedro and not be bothered by the stray and abandoned dogs. I am only teasing, but if that would happen, it would be wonderful.

I understand the stray and abandoned dogs is serious problem in San Pedro and in land Belize. However,it is also a serious problem in the U.S. too. Yesterday's Orange County Register, Sunday, October 20, 2002 has an article concerning stray and abandoned dogs in the U.S.A. The newspaper mention that the Humane Society of the United States estimates that as many as 5 million dogs and cats are euthanized each year. Some shelters routinely put to sleep dogs that had been in the facility for 10 days or less, to make room for newcomers. This is due to not sufficient space, money, or community support shelters that cannot care for every animal. So they suggest adopt a dog or volunteer. Even though the problem is the same as Belize, the situation may be handled differently. Belize is a far different country as compared to the U.S.A, where many dog owners can afford to provide health care for their dogs. The lifestyle and living condition of Belizean pet owners are far different than pet owners in the U.S.A.

I agree with the laws of Belize concerning dogs. Perhaps, not the mothod of eliminating stray dogs, it may seem inhumane,but other method may be considered. I agree pet owners are responsible for the care of their pets, and to keep them off the streets. Whenever, pet owners neglect their pets, the pets become the community problem. I think the laws concerning the dogs in Belize has been lenient on the pet owners who are irresponsible. The dog situation or problem will always be a problem, whether it's in the U.S. that have much resources or Belize that have less.

So let's leave this topic at that!!!????
Sneaky roady-MQQSE--Phartmore--and the rest---DROP IT ALREADY.
It's a real issue. You and your shit and butt infatuations,not to mention your ridiculous attempts at Kriol, are irritating at best.

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2-] SET BAR-BQ "LOW" TO THE GROUND
3-] COOK AT "LOW" HEAT
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Thanks Jim.....just what i was thinking!!!! We have supplies we're bringing down....will check to see if any "needles".....we brought bunches last April....must have used them all!!! C

Georgia! I was reading the same article and it just breaks my heart knowing all these poor, sweet animals have to die because we humans can not spay/neuter every Animal that is not being used by a "reputable" Breeder. If every pet would get spayed and neutered in this world we would not have these problems that are very hard to digest for most people that like Animals. In our case we LOVE Animals. This is a world wide problem! But if we can help at least some animals we should try to do this. USA, Belize or anywhere else! SAGA does it's part and does the best it can do.

Georgia, you are correct in pointing out the same problems existing with neglected, abandoned, or just stray animals in the U.S. and worldwide. Once again, this thread was started to point out the method by which the animals are euthanized. That's all really. If we keep that particular issue in focus, all this other BS is irrelevant.