Last but not least: neuter your dog, otherwise he'll end up like Nadya
Nadya Suleman lives in California and has children. Not two, not three, not four, no, she has given birth to a proud 14 little Sulemans so far, including octuplets - all the result of artificial insemination.
And she is in financial difficulties and may have to sell her house. So she accepts an offer from the animal welfare organization Peta and puts a sign from the organization in the front garden of her house. The poster reads: "Don't let your dog or cat become a mother of eight. Always spay or neuter." Of course, Nadya doesn't do this for nothing: she receives 5,000 dollars for the campaign and is also provided with vegetarian food for a month.
Incidentally, according to a study commissioned by the US Department of Education, 32 million adults in the USA are illiterate - one in seven cannot read or write properly. The situation is said to be particularly serious in the states of California, New York and Florida. Of course, this begs the question of whether the good woman even knows what is written on the sign that adorns her garden...
Incidentally, according to a study commissioned by the US Department of Education, 32 million adults in the USA are illiterate - one in seven cannot read or write properly. The situation is said to be particularly serious in the states of California, New York and Florida. Of course, this begs the question of whether the good woman even knows what is written on the sign that adorns her garden...
