The dog, named Emma, was put to sleep and buried with her dead owner, in accordance with the late Virginia woman's will. The incident has prompted a discussion about whether it was the right choice, and whether the move should be allowable by law. While we understand the love people have with animals, so much so that even in death they want to be with their furry loved ones -- this is just wrong and heartbreaking. Dogs already have a short but precious time on earth as it is, why rush it? What are your thoughts about it?
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Where there'z a will Ai wuntz ta be in it
THEY SAY I'M TOO TINY FOR MY EVIL THOUGHTS. BUT I'LL GROW INTO THEM ONE DAY!
Stranj liturboks, but ai'll gib it a trai . . .
looks like the last of the snow is almost gone. they'll probably find the dog now.
I'll grow into it-----honest!
WILL PLAY VIOLIN FOR FUR
ul nevr gess wut hapnd
Quasimodo kitteh will ring the bells for you.
