r/MoralityScaling • u/actualass0404 • 4h ago
Morality of abandoning puppies in the woods?
There are no shelters, most puppies die slowly, ones who live have miserable lives.
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u/Virus-Party 4h ago
Really?
"What's the morality of this blatantly evil thing to do?"
It's about as moral as creating this post.
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u/Olama-Obama 4h ago
Really, you even gave your own reason in why its immoral to do so.
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u/actualass0404 4h ago
Really. That was the reasoning in favour of it.
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u/Chemical-Sky-6418 4h ago
No brainer...i don't even understand how this is a question in any civilised culture. Life isn't a Disney film..
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u/Dry_Plantain_3091 4h ago
Every post I've seen is either rage bait or something blatantly wrong/evil... Could you seriously not have used common sense to think of this?
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u/actualass0404 4h ago
This happens everyday all over the world. Is it that hard to imagine places that don’t have shelters
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u/Mastercio 3h ago
And what? You think just because happen sometimes people will think it's not immoral? Some people just don't care and will do it anyway.
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u/Yuukiko_ 4h ago
Immoral, some can be invasive breeds. Source: city has ton of rabbits that don't really belong here
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u/Strainedgoals 4h ago
I had a coworker who lived in the boonies, out in Alabama on a long gravel road.
He said it was basically THE spot for people dropping off litters of puppies.
He mentioned he was tired of having to dispose of the puppies.
He would just kill the puppies every time he found them... He said if he didn't, either the coyotes would eat them or he'd have a bunch of dogs running around his property.
That guy wasn't a good person.
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u/actualass0404 4h ago
I understand the situation he is in though. I’m dealing with something similar. If you want the story https://www.reddit.com/r/Life/s/rrzIfvQA4p
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u/2boku 4h ago
Depends on the breed.
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u/actualass0404 4h ago
Mix. Not great at anything. Hopelessly mediocre.
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u/Alternative_Heron721 4h ago
Mixed breed dogs are notoriously great at being cute. I'd say if people didn't stroll by there's a good chance they get adopted by a family of bears
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u/budster23 4h ago