Snarky but good.

So not only am I a feminist, but a die-hard animal lover too--go figure!

This was found, I did not write it but I wholeheartedly agree with the sentiment. Animals, like people, are not disposable commodities that you can 'return' when you get tired/bored/sick of them. They are living creatures and deserving of love, care and attention. When you sign on as an animal's guardian, you do so for life. Their life, not yours.

Without further ado...Take it away, Craiglist!

Great News for Pet Owners in West Michigan!

After an exhaustive effort, I now have research to prove that you can take pets with you when moving!
Yes, it's true, and has been verified by many outside sources in the know.
This includes:
*Moves to neighboring states
*Moves across country
*Moves within Michigan
*Moves within the city that you currently reside.

It turns out that in every city they having housing that allows pets. So, the best course of action would be if you(the pet owner) sought out one of these housing options(that allow pets) instead of inquiring on housing that does not allow pets(since you have a pet).

I know, it seems complicated so let me use an analogy.
Example: If you are a smoker and want to rent a hotel room, you will want to book a "SMOKING ROOM" Now, if you call about a "NON SMOKING" room, you will not be able to smoke in said room.

Which is bad, as you are a smoker, and enjoy smoking. See how that works! Simple! Also, while my research is not entirely complete, there is strong evidence that suggests you do NOT need to give up pets either prior to or proceeding the birth of any of your children.

You can have pets and kids. Seriously, it's true...look it up. They(your children) might even learn some traits such as compassion, responsibility, and accountability(I know big words, look them up) if they(your children) are raised in a house with pets(the ones you committed to prior to the children)!

I thought my findings were just too good to keep to myself. So, pass them on to any pet owners you know!