I am not sure how people on here feel about getting pets high. I for one feel that if they want it I will give it to them. If my cat jumps on my lap while I'm smoking and looks up at me I assume she wants some and will give her some.
But more to the point. We (my family) helps to rescue animals (mainly dogs, I tend to keep the cats). A few years ago we had rescued a very old, more like ancient dog named Enoch from the pound. He was set to be put down soon. This was a pitiful looking dog and he looked like he had a hard life and was now spending his last days in a pound. We knew there was no real chance of finding this old guy a home but we decided to take him in and let him live out his last few weeks in a loving home.
Winter was coming and we all said there would be no way he would make it through the season. He had horrible arthritis and would barely eat. He was basically starving himself to death and he looked like he struggled so much just to get around sometimes.
We were about to bake a batch of MJ Peanut Butter Cookies and decided to make some little pieces for Enoch. We noticed within the first day he was feeling better. He was moving around more and was able to eat plenty. We continued giving him little pieces for about a month until he seemed in full health. He was eating regularly and only struggled with stairs (3 stair back porch). We then only would give him pieces as needed.
Well, the winter passed and Enoch was still kicking, stronger then we thought he could. My sister started taking him to adoption events and everyone loved how loving and affectionate this old guy was. Though due to his age no one wanted to adopt him ($50 with all shots). We ended up deciding to keep him and he made it to another winter. Again even though he was doing better we saw no way he could make it through another. He ended up living with us for about 3 years before a very nice elderly couple adopted him. We know he did great with them for at least a few months but are unsure of his current state (they stopped responding to emails.)
So long story short, Marijuana saved this dogs life (or at least gave him several years he would not have had).
But more to the point. We (my family) helps to rescue animals (mainly dogs, I tend to keep the cats). A few years ago we had rescued a very old, more like ancient dog named Enoch from the pound. He was set to be put down soon. This was a pitiful looking dog and he looked like he had a hard life and was now spending his last days in a pound. We knew there was no real chance of finding this old guy a home but we decided to take him in and let him live out his last few weeks in a loving home.
Winter was coming and we all said there would be no way he would make it through the season. He had horrible arthritis and would barely eat. He was basically starving himself to death and he looked like he struggled so much just to get around sometimes.
We were about to bake a batch of MJ Peanut Butter Cookies and decided to make some little pieces for Enoch. We noticed within the first day he was feeling better. He was moving around more and was able to eat plenty. We continued giving him little pieces for about a month until he seemed in full health. He was eating regularly and only struggled with stairs (3 stair back porch). We then only would give him pieces as needed.
Well, the winter passed and Enoch was still kicking, stronger then we thought he could. My sister started taking him to adoption events and everyone loved how loving and affectionate this old guy was. Though due to his age no one wanted to adopt him ($50 with all shots). We ended up deciding to keep him and he made it to another winter. Again even though he was doing better we saw no way he could make it through another. He ended up living with us for about 3 years before a very nice elderly couple adopted him. We know he did great with them for at least a few months but are unsure of his current state (they stopped responding to emails.)
So long story short, Marijuana saved this dogs life (or at least gave him several years he would not have had).
