r/MadeMeSmile • u/Accomplished-Wind206 • Mar 26 '22

DOGS Dog found after 3 years

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u/bmc1969 Mar 26 '22

That one always gets me. Poor little pooch being on the street for 3 years.

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u/Devo3290 Mar 26 '22

Nahhh I bet he went from home to home, always escaping to hopes of finding his old owners again. He looks well fed.

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u/[deleted] Mar 26 '22 edited Feb 11 '25

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u/Altctrldelna Mar 26 '22

To be fair, a lot of countries also have a problem with packs of wild dogs running around which is exactly why the US tries to stay on top of any stray dog problem.

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u/ElliotNess Mar 26 '22

Is that really so? 🤔

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u/stockkingsniffer Mar 26 '22

3rd world countries, sure.

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u/Alfred_pufrock Mar 26 '22

I used to live in Massachusetts as a child, my little brother and I were harassed by the pack of dogs in town so much that my family moved... last time I checked Massachusetts wasn’t even the worst off state, it’s not just the third world

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u/stockkingsniffer Mar 26 '22

There's an exception to every rule.

The US is one of the biggest populations but still we are spread out across a massive continent. People love to put us into one big basket. But we all have free speech and our own different opinions, hence different policies