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Brits dump pets in desperation: comments

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July 04, 2009, 13:19

What is written in this tpic also apply to France where each summer vacation, thousands of pets are left on the side of the road. The selfish adults are so anxious about their little life than they have no time to worry for anything else but themself. This year we had several cases of baby-humans being forgotten in car with locked windows, under the sun; and the vacations just started. Europe is populated of very stupid societes, psychologically influenced by greedy, self-oriented decisions' makers. Sorry Future European Generations ! Sincerely. Jean-Claude Meslin

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