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Don't kill it. Just rehome it or relocate it to the wilderness far away where it can live in nature like the 'owners' want anyways
Live in nature for a domesticated animal is the same as slow execution. If that's the plan it would be kinder to shoot it.
It's actually worse then that, they'll take it and dump it in a field somewhere to destroy the ecosystem there by introducing an invasive species.