For a cool $150,000 Seoul-based RNL Bio will clone your pet dog! In cooperation with the scientists who created the world’s first cloned canine, "Snuppy," the organization will continue to work until they are successful . . . battling an average success rate of one out of four. The first order up is from a woman who wants a clone of her dead pittie and had ear tissue taken and preserved at a U.S. biotech company before the dog died a year-and-a-half ago. The idea is that you can have the same dog – genetically – over and over again for the rest of your life . . . are you buying in?
Plus, there are so many other puppies that need to be adopted that I would be doing them a disservice!
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Creepy...I love my pets because of how their personalities surprise me. I'm terrified of losing them, but I wouldn't think a clone at the ready would make me feel better. I would rather have a new pet and be ready to be surprised and fall in love all over again.
And all my pets are rescues. I'd so much rather do that than pay so much money to put a new animal into the world when there are so many out there that already need homes and love.
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