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07-13-04, 11:36 am
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 Piggies Need a Home in Houston I have two male guinea pigs that I must find a home for. One is a baby that I recently bought when the female passed away. If you are interested, please contact me at LumberJackGirl@aol.com |
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07-14-04, 02:51 pm
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| yes it matters, there's no harm in researching the history of the owner and where the pigs come from, and getting to know someone and situations before doing "business" with them. so why ARE you getting rid of your pigs? -mulengro |
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07-14-04, 07:31 pm
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Damn straight it does. Most people surrender pigs for inane reasons. Allergies? See a doctor. Pig bit you? Maybe you were tormenting it. Moving? Well, you should have thought of that sooner. There's plenty of places that are pet-friendly. Most people that surrender their pigs really didn't need to. They're just abdicating their responsibility to their pets. |
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07-15-04, 07:12 am
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| Really i dont understand why'd you care since you'd probably not gonna take them in And it shouldnt matter why the only thing that should matter is the age and where you live.I take in any guinea pig i can get a hold of pay all the vet bills even if the cavies perfectly fine.Acutally i dont know why im writing  it does acutally matter for some  . |
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