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Sounds like you just got yourself a free petting zoo
that sounds like her problem
HER animals are not YOUR problem. Alternatively, you could offer to take them to the local animal control or animal shelter if you feel like being somewhat “cooperative” - and I would not enquire if they are “no kill” or not. Ignorance can be bliss (or in some cases it can be dangerous, but that’s a different thought). When you are getting separated, divorced, or “uncoupled” it’s time to firmly but politely separate you soon to be “ex’s” responsibilities and problems from yours. It’s not wise to be nasty or mean, like killing or roasting their former pet or selling it to a farm that raises them commercially, as ex’s usually have opportunities to be nasty in return. Once a viscous cycle starts it can get out of hand, so do not go there.
very very wise words.
you own a fking farm boy!
Some reasons for the divorce are becoming clearer.
I think it would be funny to see trucks from both the local animal shelter and the local butcher there at the same time.
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OP, Your name wouldn't happen to be "Noah," would it by any chance?
Offer to have a pig roast, with sides of fried chicken, and curried goat. Then take a trip to the glue factory, and end your day at a local Chinese restaurant.