If Your Child Is Old Enough To Learn Boundaries With People And Appropriate Behavior Around People They're

If your child is old enough to learn boundaries with people and appropriate behavior around people they're old enough and aware enough to learn boundaries and appropriate behavior around animals.

Its really that simple.

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YOUR PET CAN DONATE BLOOD TOO

If you're not yet aware, just like humans, animals are always in need of blood donations. Unlike humans there's less of an awareness of the need for donating blood for dogs and cats, which is why a lot of animals suffer unnecessarily** or the treatment they need is sorely delayed.

Criteria for donating will differ depending on which organisation/practice you're donating through and where you live, but generally if your pet:

Has no transmittable diseases.

Is under 8-10 years old.

Is in a healthy weight bracket.

Is able to be handled at the practice without sedation.

Then your pet can donate blood!

Its an incredibly easy process and your pet can even register to be a standby donor for emergencies. Your pet can also register with animal charities who operate with their own veterinary facilities to be a direct donor.

If you do have a healthy, friendly cat or dog, please consider researching how they can donate blood and save the life of someone else's best friend.

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**The biggest supplier of animal blood used for veterinary practises comes from blood farms. While there are many legitimate, humane blood farms there are many who subject the dogs and cats used to appalling conditions and treatment. If there are enough voluntary donations to provide a steady blood reserve, there's an opportunity to decrease the need for blood farms and push for the closure of those who inhumanely handle the animals in their care.

On one hand I do understand the concept of a job having a relative value in terms of hourly wage based on required qualifications, ect, but on the other I absolutely do not understand the way some people talk about how someone is undeserving of payment above a certain value based on what job they do.

We are literally selling hours of our lives in order to afford basic survival necessities. If we want to eat, we first have to sell hours of our lives and skills and labour. If we want to sleep in shelter, drink clean water, have access to medicine and healthcare and transport, we literally have to sell part of our lifetime to working.

And often, its not a small part. I know people for whom an 80 hour workweek is just. Normal. And they're still only just making it by. I know people who are working two jobs alongside their partner's job(s) just to afford to run a small, minimal, two-person household.

Humans aren't meant to live life like this, period. No matter your political stance or perspective on class. Absolutely everyone should be able to have a healthy balance between time spent working and time spent actually living. If you have to choose between eating, doing laundry or getting more than 5 hours sleep between shifts, there's a problem. If you're pulling 60 hour weeks and still barely affording your bills, there's a problem. If your health is declining because you have to work so much just to live, there's a problem.

If your argument is that people need to 'be worth their pay' and not that people should be paid enough that they can do more than just afford the bare basics needed to survive, you are part of the problem.