My sister moved out of our parent's house in the middle of the night about 2 months ago. She now lives almost 400 miles away with a guy she had previously never met and left her 4 dogs here. So for 2 months, I've been walking her dogs, have spent almost $100 on dog food for them and have cleaned up after them. She claims about every 2 weeks she's "planning on coming to get them" but never does. She even got two NEW dogs while she's in her new place. 

How horrible of a person would I be to drop them off at a pound and tell her "They're at this pound. Go get them if you want."? To be honest, they're small dogs that have decent personalities that just lack a bit of potty training. Even if she WASN'T to get them if I did this, they might still get adopted.
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tired of paying for my sister's dogs, am I going to imaginary hell if I drop them off at a pound and tell her where they're at? What could my
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My sister moved out of our parent's house in the middle of the night about 2 months ago. She now lives almost 400 miles away with a guy she had previously never met and left her 4 dogs here. So for 2 months, I've been walking her dogs, have spent almost $100 on dog food for them and have cleaned up after them. She claims about every 2 weeks she's "planning on coming to get them" but never does. She even got two NEW dogs while she's in her new place. 

How horrible of a person would I be to drop them off at a pound and tell her "They're at this pound. Go get them if you want."? To be honest, they're small dogs that have decent personalities that just lack a bit of potty training. Even if she WASN'T to get them if I did this, they might still get adopted.
user
How do I tell my sister to keep her dog food and clean up after her dogs?
assistant