Enjoy you income and be sure to keep the attitude of "what can we do to stop the killing of all those poor lil "mutt" doggies out there? Let someone else deal with it...I'm too busy with my life and interest and opinions".
You never bothered to answer any of my questions. How come?
In order to preach something, you must be able to back up your stance with why you would be doing it AND how it could be implemented. Just ranting full of emotion makes you entirely not credible.
I've been fighting BSL long enough to know. If I go in there with a bleeding heart mentality and speaking purely out of emotion, I will get nowhere. Why? Because I would be unable to get across the point and unable to truly address the issue at hand. Stating "my dog hasn't done anything wrong" and "it's all in how you raise them" has absolutely no affect on a group working to ban certain breeds. What
does work is educating them on the breeds. What does work is bringing up the issue of current laws that are currently going unenforced because if they were properly enforced, all these dogs bites wouldn't even be happening. Same goes for all the neglect cases. No need to ban 'pit bulls' so dogfighter wouldn't have a breed to abuse and neglect, just enforce the current animal cruelty laws. What does work is offering reasonable and very doable solutions such as offering ways to increase funding for more AC officers to enforce the current laws. Offer ways to make the fines/sentences stiffer for those who break those laws.
Maybe you don't see the correlation between your issue and mine, but it's right there. You can't just go on preaching "stop all breeding & rescue those poor dying dogs sitting in kennels in the pound/shelter!" and expect people to take you or the situation seriously. You need to fully understand the situation, and blaming it on responsible breeders isn't it. Not to mention that many dogs sitting in shelters have unstable temperaments and some severe behavioral problems that the general pet owner has no right trying to deal with them. There are dogs in shelters that should honestly be euthanized versus having someone just try to put them "in the right home". Not ever dog sitting in a shelter is directly from a breeder.
You need to step back and educate yourself on ALL the reasons dogs end up in shelters. You then need to start educating the public on what a backyard breeder is and why they are detrimental not just to the breeds they own, but also to dogs in general. You need to be out there educating people on responsible dog ownership (having just a fenced-in backyard doesn't cut it). You need to be out there explaining why people should do their research into their breed of choice and getting to know their mixed-breed of choice because their choice may very well not be the proper fit and then what? The dog ends up getting dumped. Just thrusting a dog into the hands of anyone and expecting the union to work out harmoniously is naive at best and downright destructive at worst...and may even cost that dog it's life.
Save dogs is a lot more than just about going to the shelter, adopting one, and then finding a new home for it. IMO that can almost be seen as shirking the responsibility onesself. You might feel good about placing that dog, but if you didn't know that dog and didn't portray that dog accurately to it's new owner, then you might've just made a sad situation even worse.
As I don't know exactly how you do things in terms of your replacement, I cannot speculate, but like I mentioned, "saving" animals in the name of being their savior is not helping them near as much as it is helping you.