Stray dog Created 18 years ago2005-08-12 16:28:50 UTC by satchmo

If you're driving on the road and saw a stray dog wandering about in the middle of the street, what would you do?

I mean, you have no idea who the owner is, and you have no idea where the dog came from. Where would you take the dog if you took him off the street?

You're already late for work. But there were several cars whizzing by, nearly missing the dog on several occasions.

I drove away...

I would call a animal protection organization, one of those from the series on animal planet. And report the location you sighted the dog and report how he looks.

Then can track him down with the help from serval reports and help the dog.

How would you do it in the car? I don't have internet access in my car.

Hmmm, i would probably stop and try to show people he was there.

I would PHONE them satchmo, not use the internet.
But anyway... I dont have a car.
Heck, I can't even drive!

Phone them? But how? I don't have my local animal control telephone number memorized.

I would need the internet to look up their telephone number.

Dont you have something like a yellow page? a Phone book?

No, hes gotta be all high tech about it.

Or jsut wait til you get to work, then call em. At least you would do something...

we have help phones when you call and ask what you want like telephone number adresses etc..

I whould drive away and hoping he dosent get killed... But if i hated my job and wantd to be late, i whould help the dog...

you can just call the police to remove stray animals, seeing that they can cause traffic jams. So you wouldnt need to call an animal protection agency.

If i saw a stray dog on the road. I would avoid it and wonder why it decided to move onto a busy road?

Run it over - duh, obviously

Eat it.

Phone them? But how? I don't have my local animal control telephone number memorized.

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You've gotta have some phone service you can call to get adresses, phone numbers and organization names over in yankland.