Your flagging advise has gone to the extreme
Honest people who are looking to place an animal often get flagged
I knew a man who was considering putting to sleep a perfectly healthy dog because he was blocked by flaggers from trying to find it a good home
I think some flaggers think they are doing good when in actuality they might be causing harm to a animal that could have been placed instead of euthanised
Thank you for your comment. We realize that rehoming a pet is sometimes necessary, and it does not violate the terms of Craig’s List. Pet Assistance Foundation does not advocate flagging legitimate rehoming ads. Unfortunately, Craig’s List is abused extensively by those breeding and brokering pets. This is not only a clear violation of terms, but also contributes significantly to the pet overpopulation problem, and the enormous suffering and untimely deaths that result. Some unscrupulous profiteers use terms like “rehoming” and “adoption fee” when referring to entire litters of puppies they are selling for thousands of dollars apiece. We recommend reading ads carefully before flagging. And remember, it takes more than one flagging action to have an ad removed.
Keep doing what your doing. God Bless you. YOU guys are who see the suffering of innocent animals day in and day out! Your on the front lines in the trenches. Meanwhile, the rest of us go sit in our comfy homes. Maybe we donate a few bucks once every 10 years only because we wanted the recognition. So, if you tell us to go sell lemonade we should go sell lemonade with a smile on our faces and a song in our hearts. Again, I can’t tthank you enough for being friend and advocate to those who cannot speak for themselves.
Your flagging advise has gone to the extreme
Honest people who are looking to place an animal often get flagged
I knew a man who was considering putting to sleep a perfectly healthy dog because he was blocked by flaggers from trying to find it a good home
I think some flaggers think they are doing good when in actuality they might be causing harm to a animal that could have been placed instead of euthanised
Thank you for your comment. We realize that rehoming a pet is sometimes necessary, and it does not violate the terms of Craig’s List. Pet Assistance Foundation does not advocate flagging legitimate rehoming ads. Unfortunately, Craig’s List is abused extensively by those breeding and brokering pets. This is not only a clear violation of terms, but also contributes significantly to the pet overpopulation problem, and the enormous suffering and untimely deaths that result. Some unscrupulous profiteers use terms like “rehoming” and “adoption fee” when referring to entire litters of puppies they are selling for thousands of dollars apiece. We recommend reading ads carefully before flagging. And remember, it takes more than one flagging action to have an ad removed.
Keep doing what your doing. God Bless you. YOU guys are who see the suffering of innocent animals day in and day out! Your on the front lines in the trenches. Meanwhile, the rest of us go sit in our comfy homes. Maybe we donate a few bucks once every 10 years only because we wanted the recognition. So, if you tell us to go sell lemonade we should go sell lemonade with a smile on our faces and a song in our hearts. Again, I can’t tthank you enough for being friend and advocate to those who cannot speak for themselves.