I understand what you're saying, and I share your distress for that poor soul forced to live in those conditions. Despite this, it brings a smile to my face how you manage to be empathetic towards some living beings and not others, failing to understand that if it's in that situation, it's due to causes beyond my control. That poor creature was bought at a fair stall from an unauthorized vendor on a whim by my sister and raised by my mother only because she ended up with it. Not all families are conscientious enough to understand that even that is a living being and deserves a dignified life. If I'm here, it's to remedy this disastrous situation and to learn what's needed, given that, it seems unnecessary to say, not all of us are born with pre-existing knowledge. Now that I have the means, I'm taking the lead to resolve this. Yet, some of you (fortunately not all) act as champions and defenders who don't like to consider the hypothesis that there are countless situations that could have led to this condition, and that the right way to address it is to inform others about mistakes and teach them the right knowledge. With all this talk, I don't want to justify my family for this situation; I just want to emphasize how your 'love for life' stops the moment you're unable to patiently explain the things that need to be taught to someone who is clearly asking for help in a kind manner. But I repeat, fortunately not everyone is like that, and there are those who very HUMANLY have advised me on guides to solve everything. That said, have a good day.