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“Rabies, frightening though its ravages may be to see up close, has about it the comfort of certainty. However much the furious dog was once loved, it cannot be saved. [...] One could hardly grieve for the dog, because the dog was already gone. To euthanize it [...] was merely to acknowledge its departure.” — Bill Wasik;Monica Murphy
Rabies, frightening though its ravages may be to see up close, has about it the comfort of certainty. However much the furious dog was once loved, it cannot be saved. [...]
One could hardly grieve for the dog, because the dog was already gone. To euthanize it [...] was merely to acknowledge its departure.