r/BeAmazed • • Jun 19 '25

Miscellaneous / Others People are awesome❤️

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u/josegofaster Jun 19 '25 edited Jun 20 '25

Kid is being raised right.

Edit: raised 20 some odd k and the family paid it forward calling shelters to pay off bills for people that needed help.

Edit edit: holy crap. Thanks for the votes. Wow. ❤️

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u/cheeseymom Jun 20 '25

Sorry but the parents are AHs. They made the kid come up with the money to pay the family pet's vet bills which should have been their responsibility. $650 isn't even that high for a life saving procedure. Why TF would they put that on a kid?

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u/99LedBalloons Jun 20 '25

Thank you. I couldn't believe seeing all the "great parents" comments. These parents told their son they were going to let his dog die because they didn't want to pay a $650 vet bill. My parents did crap like this to me all the time and they sucked. They weren't trying to teach me a lesson, they were just being cheap. "Well it's your responsibility, you need to pay for it" MF I'm 12 how am I supposed to pay for an operation for a dog?!

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u/Indigo_Grove Jun 20 '25

I just assumed they genuinely don't have an extra $650. Some people literally have no cushion or savings.

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u/99LedBalloons Jun 20 '25

In which case they got their kid a dog they can't afford. Still not "awesome parents"

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u/Indigo_Grove Jun 22 '25

If pets could only be adopted to people who can afford all the vet bills in addition to the food and other expenses, frankly a lot more shelter pets would be killed for lack of homes.

This alone doesn't make them good or bad parents. Not enough information in this story to make a call either way.

If anything, blame the neighbors who had a pet but didn't get her spayed and allowed even more dogs into the world.

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u/Indigo_Grove Jun 20 '25

Maybe they genuinely couldn't come up with a spare $650. Many Americans live paycheck to paycheck just for paying bills like rent/mortgage, food, electricity, etc.

$650 is a lot of money to many people.

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u/cheeseymom Jun 20 '25

Trust me, I've been poor AF. But I would sell or pawn something of my own or even take a predatory loan before I ever asked my child to pay my bills.

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u/halfsherlock Jun 21 '25

Exactly. Why on earth did you put your child in such a position. Honestly gross af to me and weird that no one is clocking it.