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How many is too many animals?
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on Dec 13, 2014 (Read 19283 times | Comments: 22)
I think as long as you can properly care for them it is okay to have the number of animals you want. But hoarding of 10 or more is hazardous to them and your health
Paigesummer
Paigesummer
on Jul 06, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

You can never ever have enough animals if you have enough love, attention, and resources to take care of them. Unfortunately, people do not consider this prior to adopting and many animals end up suffering because of it...
SheElf
SheElf
on Jul 12, 2016 Quote  »     Reply  »

I think you have the resources, time and the space, then it's up to you how many animals you want. Animals need attention, affection, a healthy diet and ample room to romp. As long as these are addressed, then it's really up to our descrection.
Paigesummer
Paigesummer
on Jul 12, 2016 Quote  »     Reply  »

Totally agree!
Chrisd050
Chrisd050
on Jul 20, 2016 Quote  »     Reply  »

I think a person(s) should have no more then like 3 animals. Animals can get expensive when it comes to shots, food, accessories etc...I am a animal lover but I know I can only afford one animal. Some people become hoarder of animals having 10 cats, dogs, birds etc.....then them can't take care of them then it becomes animal neglect and abuse. I think it is wrong for those animals to be subjected to that. So I think a person should keep it to a minimum of how many animals they can care for.
brazell4496
brazell4496
on Aug 14, 2016 Quote  »     Reply  »

For myself, I have a stray cat outside that we feed. But I'm allergic so no animals in the house except my son's fish. But I would say as long as they are well taken care of then any amount someone would prefer. I just hate going to a smelly house full of animals with people who don't clean up properly after them, those people could probably use a low limit.
tgrimes38
tgrimes38
on Aug 18, 2016 Quote  »     Reply  »

I think if you can take care if them love them it shouldn't be a limit. You can have as many as you like. It's about caring for them living them unconditionally.
Fibrogal
Fibrogal
on Aug 20, 2016 Quote  »     Reply  »

Everyone of the animals here are rescue, a wolf-hybrid, two female husky's, and one two year old filly, The dogs are inside/outside dogs, the filly is boarded with 3 other horses.This is enough animals for my mom and I to take care of in a two bedroom mobile home. So I think it should depend on what people can afford and the space the have for the animals
rcdellabough
rcdellabough
on Sep 09, 2016 Quote  »     Reply  »

It depends on if they are properly cared for and not being neglected. You shouldnt have more than you can take care of.
IvoryOcelot
IvoryOcelot
on Oct 06, 2016 Quote  »     Reply  »

You can have as many as you can responsibly afford to care for. In addition to being able to care for them, don't let them roam the neighborhood once you bring them home! Other than that, go for it!
IntricatelyBeautiful
IntricatelyBeautiful
on Oct 09, 2016 Quote  »     Reply  »

As many as you are physically, mentally and financially able to care for.
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