Would you pay up to $50,000 to h..

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There are a handful of genetics companies out there that can replicate your pet with an adequate DNA sample. No guarantees that the clone will be 100%.. 

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There are a handful of genetics companies out there that can replicate your pet with an adequate DNA sample. No guarantees that the clone will be 100% exactly like the original.

No, though I'm sure I'd be severely tempted. I've grown up around animals and have loved all the many species that I've crossed paths with. Especially the dogs, I've befriended some beautiful ones in my life. However, that kind of money could go towards cloning an animal that is severely endangered or creating a breeding program for them. That said, I really miss Rosie. but I could not clone her in all good conscience. No I wouldn't. But that's me.

Some people who don't have children, and even some who do, love their pets like a child. So the death of a pet would be devastating to them. But, being a mom, I really don't have that much time and energy to devote to a pet. But I would guess if I did, and I had the money, I might do it. It's all a matter of perspective. Absolutely not. Even if I were the richest woman in the world. First of all - I would never want to replace my beloved pet. It would be like desecrating his/her memory to attempt to duplicate it. Secondly - it is completely amoral to clone animals and add to the population when there are thousands of animals in shelters that are put to sleep everyday because there are not enough homes for all of them. Go and adopt a new friend if you want to have a pet in your life after yours passes. O course not.