Same.
If something as severe as amputation can be handwaved away, then it cheapens it.
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That’s amazing
thank you. and yes I help with dogs and cats. but I have only just started working with it. 
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It’s crueler if it’s possible but only rarely.
Nothing like a fluffy getting brought to a vet to get new weggies, then being told they can’t because their stumps won’t work for transplants.
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Sometimes they’re put on backwards so as not to function properly unless the fluffies upside down.
Sometimes they’re taken away (probably one at a time but maybe multiple/all depending on the offense) for a period and suspended in a preservative fluid like a toy they cant play with but can see. A slight motor kicking on occassionally so it looks like the leg is ‘flying’ and having fun inside the jar without them.
Sometimes they’re attached in an improper non functioning place but still hooked up to circulator/nervous system so it’s useless but can still be uncomfortable/painful.
Sometimes one fluffy is attached to the other ass to mouth or ass to ass and each has a pair of legs on their side.
etc etc
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Oh, well sadly I can’t draw for the life of me so I guess I’m gonna have to past. Sorry. I hope the two can find good homes
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No worries.
I was thinking a story about them, maybe some art by P3.
I’ll straight out adopt them then if that’s cool with you.
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Starve the capable fluffy, fatten the crippled fluffy up with food, let the capable one watch you cover the crippled one in delicious sketties, lock them up together and take bets on how long it will take before the inevitable happens…
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Oh I would love to take these two, one in my hands and the other beneath the sole of my shoe, make the baby brother or sister watch how I squeeze it’s brother to death while laying on it’s side, unable to move until it pops like a small mermelade filled balloon. And then squish the other brother in my hand until it’s eyes gouge out and it’s entrails come out of it’s mouth.
Absolutely. They have no chance of survival on their own in this condition.