For me the worst thing about that whole case is that a witness in the hearing reviewing her license testified that he thought the cat was likely alive when that photo was taken. Awful and absolutely not humane euthanasia as she claims.
Nevermind, according to this article it was 0.15
She is such a waste
Really just a huge lack of professionalism and compassion. She also testified in the trial for her license that she had "made a good shot, to be honest". I mean, really.
I want.
I can totally see where you're coming from. And that's usually me, trying to see the other person's side. But I don't feel bad for her. This just hits a button in me and it makes me really angry
Besides the fact that she the act, how stupid do you have to be to post it on Facebook as if it was am accomplishment? Why would you think that would be well received?
Sadly, I imagine a lot of it has to do with where/how she was raised.
I suppose, but it's SOCIAL MEDIA. You have to be daft if you think something like that isn't going to piss SOMEBODY off
Mr. DubZ sent that to me, I told him we could put it in our budget and save for it. Hehe. Won't be available until the end of the year anyway.
Are you literally just standing around?
I believe the Texas veterinary board had a hearing about the status of her license around March/April, but the process is a really long one so there hasn't been a final decision yet. She and the board had until last month to submit closing arguments, until early this month to reply to one another's closing arguments, and I think the board has up until 60 days after receiving those replies to issue a final decision. There's thinking that the actual final determination of what to do with her license won't happen until mid October just because of how long the whole process is. I don't know if her license is currently suspended or not, though I doubt she's currently practicing.
I don't know if it's as easy as that, though. What she did is terrible and she should be held accountable for it. But being upset about her actions and hoping that she ultimately comes out okay and mentally well from this process are not mutually exclusive feelings. I disagree with the people looking for vindictive punishments for her. The goal after things like this should be to remediate and give her tools to understand why this was wrong and why it shouldn't happen again. Vilification hurts everyone and does nothing for the people involved or for preventing things like this from happening again.Every time I feel myself feeling sorry for her and thinking about how bad the situation sucks for her, I think of the oath she broke and the poor cat she put an arrow through
I agree that punitive measures are warranted here. I by no means want her to leave this process with a slap on the wrist, but I also think that the heavy handed and overly harsh punishments I've seen some people propose are probably not a good choice either. I'm not sure what a good middle ground is, but I hope the Texas veterinary board can come up with one.
Standing and walking for the most part (98%), there's either too much to go do or not enough seats to sit down, though I do try when I can. I almost always have my hands in my pockets or behind my back, though I have awful posture due to some back issues so that could be contributing. I think I'll just have to get new shoes this weekend.
Maybe see if you can get in with a chiropractor. Mine makes a world of a difference since I have awful posture.
Not yet, but I've been looking into them and came across this, which looks like it belongs on a spaceship
Lol I saw that one too.Not yet, but I've been looking into them and came across this, which looks like it belongs on a spaceship
I was reading about it like "wow this actually sounds really nice!" and then saw it was $450 so
I know! Everyone who has it seems to absolutely love it. Dammit.
Hmm. I usually don't have too much of a problem if I get to actually walk -- my problem is when I just stand for 12-16 hours when it's slow and there's nothing going on. I think new shoes, or maybe even orthortics may be beneficial in your case but I'm no doctor 🙂
We had one when I was a little kid (like when I was 8 or 9). The only thing I remember is that it was really loud and emptying it was kind of gross. It also took the cats some time to get used to it.
There are so many problems and irritating people that I think could be lessened if people would just find more things to do with their time than sit on Facebook and complain.
Yeah the ones I've been looking at have disposable containers. Either little plastic boxes or bags.
Oh I actually liked the venonat!
Yaaaassss
Me too? 😀
Scyther --> Scizor, right?
