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Input: Mobile format blah blah. For context, my sister is currently 15 and I am currently 21, and a female. Sorry for the length. 

About two years ago, for certain reasons, my dad, my younger sister and I moved to my grandparents house. It is a two story farm house with a backyard and a small pasture. When we moved, as sort of a gift, and to convince her to like living there, my dad and Grandpa went to the shelter and got her a puppy she had been saying she wanted. 

Now, my sister has a history with pets. A bad one. Every pet she has owned has died or been given away  within a years time. She has owned everything from hamsters to snakes to lizards to bunnies. She will pay attention to them for about a week, and then they will either die from not being fed or given away by my dad before that could happen. And I know my dad should've learned his lesson but his divorce was really rough and he used to really struggle with trying to make his kids feel at home. It's a long story I won't get into. 

Like magic, my sister, as of now, no longer sees her dog. In fact, she has not set foot in this house in over a year; she lives at our mom's house now. But whenever my father brings up giving the dog away, she begins to cry and he drops the matter. Well, when he lived here this was not much of a problem, he is a fully grown adult that can take good care of a large German Shepherd mix dog.

But my father recently got engaged to his girlfriend, and is in the process of moving into her house a couple of cities away. Which is fine, but that just leaves my grandpa being the only person able and willing to try and care for this dog. However, unfortunately, within the last year my grandpa has had many many health issues. He is currently in the hospital for pneumonia, and will have to start using oxygen and a walker, so I have stepped up to the plate on taking care of this house. But along with shopping and working and taking care of everything else, I don't want to take care of this dog. I have purposefully not involved myself with her all this time. I feel so bad for this dog that just sits outside all day with no one to play with. She would be so happy with maybe a young boy to play with who has enough energy to run around and play with her. But me, I can't and won't. I know part of it is probably my personal agenda, but I want to sit down, tell her I'm giving the dog away, and then give her to a good home where she can play. WIBTA in this case?

giving my sisters dog away