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        <title>Donate to Save Lives - my very first blog in the inets - mooieziel&apos;s Blog - SacPaws.com</title>
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        <description>This past weekend I went to the UC Davis festival, and there was a stand set up where you could donate money to save a dog&#039;s life so they wouldn&#039;t get put down at the pound.&amp;nbsp; Our heart strings were tugged, and my friend and I donated some money.&amp;nbsp; What was the clincher was the fact there the dog whose life we were supposedly saving was sitting there, all cute &amp;amp; calm.&amp;nbsp; I actually don&#039;t know if that particular program did save that dog&#039;s life....or if that really was the dog whose life we were saving come to think of it.&amp;nbsp; Why would the dog be there if it was locked in the pound? 

In any event, having an animal there to get money (albeit for a good cause) is definitely effective.

I have to wonder if the dog really liked being there with random people coming up and petting it.&amp;nbsp; Though it was the most chill dog I&#039;ve ever encountered to it was probably just enjoying chillaxing and not spazzing.&amp;nbsp; 

Still, do you think it&#039;s right to use animals as effective props to get money from people?

I&#039;m actaully a petless person.&amp;nbsp; A big factor for why&amp;nbsp; I donated was so I could pet the dog.</description>
        <itunes:summary>This past weekend I went to the UC Davis festival, and there was a stand set up where you could donate money to save a dog&#039;s life so they wouldn&#039;t get put down at the pound.&amp;nbsp; Our heart strings were tugged, and my friend and I donated some money.&amp;nbsp; What was the clincher was the fact there the dog whose life we were supposedly saving was sitting there, all cute &amp;amp; calm.&amp;nbsp; I actually don&#039;t know if that particular program did save that dog&#039;s life....or if that really was the dog whose life we were saving come to think of it.&amp;nbsp; Why would the dog be there if it was locked in the pound? 

In any event, having an animal there to get money (albeit for a good cause) is definitely effective.

I have to wonder if the dog really liked being there with random people coming up and petting it.&amp;nbsp; Though it was the most chill dog I&#039;ve ever encountered to it was probably just enjoying chillaxing and not spazzing.&amp;nbsp; 

Still, do you think it&#039;s right to use animals as effective props to get money from people?

I&#039;m actaully a petless person.&amp;nbsp; A big factor for why&amp;nbsp; I donated was so I could pet the dog.</itunes:summary>
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