I do gotta say, that clone is making a REALLY cute face… next to a monster in blue eyeshadow. They must have done some amazing reconstructive surgery on her fingers, because they look fine…

A few years ago, our own beloved dog, whom we’ve had for over a decade, suddenly contracted an illness. He lost his sigh and spent close to a week at the animal hospital. The vet, a lovely woman, had to break the severity of his incurable illness to us. It was ultimately decided that he be put out of his misery. We hugged, petted him and told him we loved him as the vet gave him the final shot.

It was BEYOND painful because he was fine one day… a week later, he was gone. It took us a LONG tine to get used to him not greeting us at the door. It was painful to see his leash and food bowls. It was a long time before we finally moved them.

We adopted another dog earlier this year. We love him, but he will never replace our last dog, who was with my family through some of the hardest times of our lives.

This woman should have thought about those millions of other animals in shelters and societies before she went and cloned her pet. Life is precious and IRREPLACEABLE. Not one of these little puppies will be HER dog.