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Pet Ownership is Now Under Attack by Unhinged Climate Extremists – Says Dogs and Cats are Part of the Climate Problem
In an effort to lessen their “carbon pawprint,” unhinged climate activists are now advocating for the death of millions of dogs and cats worldwide.
originally posted by: Hangontight
Pet Ownership is Now Under Attack by Unhinged Climate Extremists – Says Dogs and Cats are Part of the Climate Problem
In an effort to lessen their “carbon pawprint,” unhinged climate activists are now advocating for the death of millions of dogs and cats worldwide.
www.thegatewaypundit.com...
If these unhinged *!-#"!? extremists want to make a difference, they should start with themselves.
originally posted by: Creep Thumper
originally posted by: Hangontight
Pet Ownership is Now Under Attack by Unhinged Climate Extremists – Says Dogs and Cats are Part of the Climate Problem
In an effort to lessen their “carbon pawprint,” unhinged climate activists are now advocating for the death of millions of dogs and cats worldwide.
www.thegatewaypundit.com...
If these unhinged *!-#"!? extremists want to make a difference, they should start with themselves.
I agree. They are part of the problem.
originally posted by: lordcomac
a reply to: carewemust
I do worry that these are the kind of people that would deliberately poison pet food at the factory level.
originally posted by: Hangontight
Pet Ownership is Now Under Attack by Unhinged Climate Extremists – Says Dogs and Cats are Part of the Climate Problem
In an effort to lessen their “carbon pawprint,” unhinged climate activists are now advocating for the death of millions of dogs and cats worldwide.
www.thegatewaypundit.com...
If these unhinged *!-#"!? extremists want to make a difference, they should start with themselves.
originally posted by: Nickn3
Climate Extremists / the left has no problem euthanizing anything, the unborn, old people, pets will be no problem for them.
originally posted by: Caver78
a reply to: Hangontight
Alrighty!
Link to the CNN article the Gateway Pundit cited does NOT advocate killing pets. It only advocates responsible pet ownership & who did the climate study on pets. The Gateway Pundit did not give a source for who such climate activists are either. I'm calling "Click-bait bs" on this.
Altho in fairness most climatetards need the board pulled out of their butts & beat with it.
www.cnn.com...#:~:text=According%20to%20a%202017%20study,million%20cars%20on%20the%20road.
originally posted by: opethPA
originally posted by: Hangontight
Pet Ownership is Now Under Attack by Unhinged Climate Extremists – Says Dogs and Cats are Part of the Climate Problem
In an effort to lessen their “carbon pawprint,” unhinged climate activists are now advocating for the death of millions of dogs and cats worldwide.
www.thegatewaypundit.com...
If these unhinged *!-#"!? extremists want to make a difference, they should start with themselves.
Since it is not far removed from BIN or GLP as a source I cant figure out why people still use TGP.
The actual source article thar TGP "quotes" never makes the claim of this thread.
“Our work does not mean we are ‘against’ keeping pets,” said Pim Martens, a professor of Sustainable Development at Maastricht University and someone who has researched the impact of pets on the planet. “There are lots of benefits as well. Just be aware of the ‘side-effects.’”
So, what’s a concerned pet parent to do? Here are some ways to minimize your pets’ environmental impact while still caring for your furry fleet.
Do an assessment of your pet’s diet
First, and most importantly — responsible owners considering making significant changes to their pet’s diet should discuss it with their veterinarian to make sure it’s right for their animal’s needs.
In fact, if you’re the proud owner of a feline, you shouldn’t even think about switching their diet. Cats are obligate carnivores — they must eat meat, according to Angela Frimberger, a veterinarian with Vets for Climate Action.
Dogs, on the other hand, are omnivores and don’t necessarily need to have meat every meal — let alone sirloin steak.
“I wholeheartedly want pets to be fed a good quality, nutritionally appropriate diet for them,” Frimberger said. “But for most healthy pets, the trend to feed premium quality ingredient food goes back to our habit of viewing our pets’ needs through the lens of what we would like, rather than what they actually need or like. We should remind ourselves that what is appealing to us doesn’t necessarily equate to actual nutritional quality for the pet.”