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Since the ferret was caged with the guinea pigs I'd say it might have eaten them. 
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It's like when my friend fed her pet rat (which she'd had for like 2 years) to her snake because it didn't play nicely with her new gerbil when we were in middle school They were supposed to be FRIENDS and the rats was VICIOUS and had to go and her parents agreed
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Thats how you should get rid of all pets. When the time comes, simply feed it to a bigger animal!
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Bash Ironfist posted:Thats how you should get rid of all pets. When the time comes, simply feed it to a bigger animal! Well I kind of do that but it's different because, e: all the rodents I don't like get fed to things, but at least I don't use their ability to get along with other species as a litmus
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Bash Ironfist posted:Thats how you should get rid of all pets. When the time comes, simply feed it to a bigger animal! So, when you feeding feldman to...cooper?
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Seriously?  I guess there could be a beautiful sadness to the imagery, but still, it disturbs me out the same way that the folks here in the South take photos of their dearly departed loved ones in their coffins. It's a regional thing I guess, a mark of respect even, but something that shocked the poo poo out of me when I moved here. I've never gotten used to it. Thankfully I haven't had to attend many funerals.
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Oh, good. I've been looking for a broke, unemployed college student to take in my unwanted animals.
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Less than five weeks old is plenty old to be away from mom, right? I love puddles!
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Do they duck their tails with duck tape?
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Feb 5, 2013 22:54
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Is a puddle a type of designer dog? Or are they misspelling poodle?
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cryingscarf posted:Is a puddle a type of designer dog? Or are they misspelling poodle? This is exactly what I wondered. I spent a good five minutes trying to figure out wha've been trying to figure out what sort of dog a "puddle" would be.
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RoboRodent posted:This is exactly what I wondered. I spent a good five minutes trying to figure out wha've been trying to figure out what sort of dog a "puddle" would be. I did some googling and cannot find a "puddle" designer dog. So that is how they think poodle is supposed to be spelled. I find this hilarious.
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I see poodle as puddle all the time. I went looking to be sure. The dogbreeds website doesn't say anything about puddles. Does say something about rattles though: http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/r/rattle.htm
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Feb 5, 2013 23:13
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We just want to borrow some pets - Kittens for a birthday party Or a dog for an anti-fur music video?
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Holy poo poo, someone please adopt this   http://cincinnati.ebayclassifieds.com/dogs-puppies/richmond/beagle-karmin-large-adult-female-dog/?ad=21590373
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"Legal" wasn't the first word that came to mind when I read this ad. But I'm sure it's legit, even if they can't spell the animal's name correctly! http://newjersey.craigslist.org/for/3549555330.html
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4,000 dollar import cat. "Not out to sell kittens". Riiiiiight.Carbon Thief posted:We just want to borrow some pets - I would loving love that birthday party.
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Well, there's this one... 
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  Found this little gem
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kimbolily posted:
Why do people do this? Get a puppy, and then get rid of it a few months later? Do they not realized that puppies require raising and training or something? Wait, I think I just answered my own question. Content: Wanted: female carpet python shedding (gresham) quote:Hi im looking to get a skin shedding from a female carpet python for little to no money. i would also like to make sure it was from a female please its for a test i will be doing with my carpet python. Thank you.
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Oops, wrong thread. NVM.
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http://elpaso.en.craigslist.org/zip/3647679607.html I called, the guy says it's serious. No charge. Just go get her. 
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Fluffy Bunnies posted:http://elpaso.en.craigslist.org/zip/3647679607.html This sound's like it will end horribly for the chimp...
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Renzuko posted:This sound's like it will end horribly for the chimp... I don't understand why anyone would want a chimp as an assistance animal. Unless they wanted assistance in getting their face ripped off.
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Fluffy Bunnies posted:http://elpaso.en.craigslist.org/zip/3647679607.html I guess I shouldn't be surprised because y'know, Texas, but REALLY? It's already been removed,so who knows where that chimp's gonna end up.
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Drum posted:I guess I shouldn't be surprised because y'know, Texas, but REALLY? It's already been removed,so who knows where that chimp's gonna end up. Hopefully the sanctuary we have here, at least.
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Fluffy Bunnies posted:http://elpaso.en.craigslist.org/zip/3647679607.html Oh god what. I think I'd go get the poor thing and make a straight trip to the nearest primate refuge. Just show up on their doorstep with a chimp I got from craigslist and a couple hundred dollars donation. Whatever they do with it will be be 100X better than whatever Joe 'I want a pet who will rip my face off' Schmoe will do with it. Even euthanasia. Dead serious, when I worked at Petsmart I had customers who told me they wanted to get wolves and other dangerous exotic animals. The danger just made them want the animal more. The animal was a dick-replacement, I swear.
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I actually talked to someone at the zoo yesterday about the chimp and they said they'd work on it because that poo poo isn't allowed in the city limits.
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Philadelphia is full of animals that are going to be all types of hosed up because they're being weaned so early.   Sort of confused about the timeline on the poodle/lab. How long could you have possibly had it if it's only 4 weeks old? Holy freaking poo poo.
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 Will trade for car or sweet, sweet items. Dunno what's worse, that or the lovely rear end conditions they keep the pups in.
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Please tell us what's going to happen to that chimp. 2nd most intelligent species of ape in the world, I worry Bad Thing will happen. And that one is still a baby at two. And oh god, I'll never get over people weaning puppies early to sell. Even if they get weaned early from Mom they still need to be with their siblings until they're at least 8 weeks, otherwise they might have issues with bite-inhibition. 12 is better. WHY are these folks so ready to get rid of their (presumably wanted) puppies at five weeks?? fake edit: Oh my loving god I might know this bird. http://portland.craigslist.org/clk/pet/3640788384.html He would have been ten when I knew him. I cannot care for him, please, someone tell me that getting another bird is a Bad Idea, I literally have hoarder tendencies and they are SCREAMING for me to save this animal.
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I tried to convince my boyfriend to take this bird, but the house has a baby and it would not work out at all. Argh.
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Pile of Kittens posted:I tried to convince my boyfriend to take this bird, but the house has a baby and it would not work out at all. Argh. If it's the bird I'm thinking of it has biting issues, I would not recommend a animal like that for a household with a small child. Jesus, this reminds me of the time Wes's breeder liquidated her flock and I called her a panic trying to find out if she still had his parents (she didn't).
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My cat was a stray that an older couple started feeding, but they couldn't take her in. The pound was full, and when asked, the police told them to shoot her. This is in a VA county that used to be pretty rural, but now half of it is affluent suburb. It blows my mind. So instead they found a rescue, I adopted her, and she is now spoiled rotten. But my mind is really blown by the "then well u know" attitude of that craigslist poster.  I guess I shouldn't be that surprised, but still, holy poo poo.
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Mirthless posted:Here's Oklahoma summed up in a single image: Ya know, I totally understand where he's coming from. Family friends of ours who lived on a farm waaaaay off the beaten path...I think when I was younger they were averaging 2-3 dogs dumped on their property EVERY MONTH. This was a full-time farming family, the wife/mother worked part-time as a nurse with 4 young kids in hockey, etc. They tried at first. Any of the dogs that were super, super well-behaved/easy to adopt out they would try really hard. The rest had 5 days. We had no rescues, the only pound that would take "Surrenders" was 2 hours away. Don't blame the guy who's at least giving a 1/2-assed effort. He can't take the time and money to care for them. So he's going to give them what he considers a humane passing. Blame the loving asshats who dump their god-damned animals on farms thinking that they will magically live the best life ever.
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Siochain posted:Ya know, I totally understand where he's coming from. This. When I lived out of town, dogs were dumped at the end of our road constantly, as in, several per week. Animal control consisted of like, one guy with a pickup and a crate in the back, and a shack with 5 or 6 runs attached to it. If you called about a dumped dog they would rarely come out, and you would often be told to just shoot them. After a while the ones who werent immediately hit by cars or killed by wildlife would form little packs and start harassing livestock and people. Often, there really WAS nothing to do but shoot them. There was no infrastructure in place to deal with a constant supply of dumped strays.
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