Posted by JimS on December 12, 2016 at 15:03:53 from (50.247.112.17):
In Reply to: wildlife story posted by KEH on December 12, 2016 at 14:36:47:
Someone did that here (N of SF Bay). Put a bobcat in the back seat and drove to a vet.
I saw a story not long ago of a father and son who thought they were rescuing a bison calf. As it was separated by them from its mother, it eventually had to be put down.
I worked for someone whose dog chased a rabbit into a no climb fence where it became wedged. She wanted me to cut it out, but it was pretty beat up. She then wanted me to take it to a vet, but declined to pay. So I told her I would take care of it. She asked if I wanted her to watch my grand daughter, I said no as I would not trust this woman to watch my cat (She jumped in pond once to save her dog and left her toddlers on the bank). My little girl, 3 at the time, asked if I was getting my boom boom. I said yes and she said, "OK. I'll cover my ears." I shot the rabbit point blank and my grand daughter immediately screamed, "Good shot!" The woman was sick.
Same granddaughter, maybe 3 years later, was telling my employer who fired me a few days ago, how her other grandfather got a coyote. He thought she meant as a pet so he asked, "Really? What's it like?" She answered, "I don't know. He shot it in the head."
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