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context: The article leads to their facebook page where they mention a need for volunteer veternarians. Did the last 3 veternarians retire or left because they're underpaid? 
  I hear there is a veternarian shortage in many places and the abuse veternarians go through is well documented. >
  
  Vets also have a died by suicide issue due to their work. >
  
  I can’t even imagine spending every day with both dying animals and their furious owners who think you can yell someone into making dogs live past 20 >
  
  Also negligent owners. You get into the business because you love animals and get to watch preventable disease and apathetic owners kill hundreds of pets. >
  
  Another state better step up, since we accepted so many strays from other states to begin with. >
  
  No offense but  maybe don't take in animals that you don't have resources to care for. Goodwill only gets you so far when all the animals start dying from preventable disease >
  
  The tech shortage is straight up due to low pay - if they offer more money they’ll get techs. >
  
  This is the problem everywhere.  The grocery store close to me wonders why they can't get any workers.  Maybe it's because it's 2023 and they're still paying $12/hour?  Unbelievable.  The real problem is the poverty level wage they're offering. >
  
  And the article photo is that of a pitbull. Great for a plea for help
  /s >
  
  Spay and neuter your pets. No one needs to own a pit bull. But it’s better if we don’t have to euthanize any existing dogs. >
  
  Having a dog live their life out in a shelter without a family is just animal cruelty, so for Pitbulls that end up in a shelter the only humane solution is euthanizing them. Adopting them involves endangering other animals and humans around you, so that's not an option that should be considered. >
  
  100% - they’re not social, so living in packs on a farm isn’t feasible. Living in cages in a shelter isn’t good either. I’m looking after one right now (babysitting) and she’s lovely when she smiles at me, but I do not ever completely trust her. 
  I’ve done some dog training and I’ve seen a pit bull attack. Even the owner wasn’t able to predict nor stop the attack. He felt “betrayed” by his dog. Sorry but your dog isn’t thinking what you’re assuming she’s thinking. >
  
  They just need more pitbulls that's all >
  
  You want to help people and their animals but they can't or won't ever pay the enormous bills these things rack up.
  Pets are expensive to repair and maintain. >
  
  It’s about helping the animals that we have bred into this existence, no the scummy humans who will always be scum. >
  
  every downvote is a child mauled to death by a pitbull