He does not need any help and there are no plans to intervene, according to a report dated May 7 by OBX Today.
He’s around 30 years old and deserves the chance to die as naturally as he lived, without ever having human hands on him.
However, if the management team and veterinarian determine that he has reached the end of his life and needs to be humanely euthanized, they will step in immediately.
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