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12-23-08, 05:59 pm
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I'm sure many members will have already seen this, but I just noticed this message on the Australian Cavy Sanctuary homepage. Australian Cavy Sanctuary Shelters at Crisis Point From what I can tell on sites such as PetRescue, the crisis is not limited to Australian Cavy Sanctuary - other shelters are coping with huge influxes of 5+ pregnant guinea pigs (resulting in 3+ offspring each). Can anybody help? They need things as simple as hay, vegetables and pellets.       |
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12-23-08, 06:41 pm
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Aww poor pigs  . If I lived in Australia I would volunteer there almost every day and give them a lot of supplies. |
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12-23-08, 07:08 pm
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If you don't live in Australia, you can still help. I noticed they have Paypal and the great thing about Paypal is that you can donate no matter what type of currency and Paypal converts it. *donates!* |
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12-23-08, 08:31 pm
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Sweet! I'm going to donate when my wife is done cooking and freaking out. |
