RoxyandLilo
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Cavy Slave
- Joined
- Nov 12, 2011
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- Joined
- Nov 12, 2011
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- 52
Warning: Topic is of animal abuse, read at your own risk.
I had been emailing back and forth about purchasing guinea pigs with a woman. She recently sent me pictures of the guinea pigs that she has for sale. The living conditions are deplorable. She's keeping them in small wire hutches outside that are covered in poo, the food bowls are noticeably empty, and the water bottles are solid green with algae. If I report her, can I get the pigs taken away from her? Are those conditions considered bad enough? The guinea pigs look lethargic, dirty, and overall just miserable. If you'd like me to attach pictures, I can. Please please please give me some advice..I think I'm going to report her anyways. I'll call tomorrow.
Edit: Forgot to mention some cages seemed packed like sardines. I feel so bad for them. The babies she's bred are kept in recycling bins covered in what I'm assuming is poo, and the shavings are soaked with urine & feces.
I had been emailing back and forth about purchasing guinea pigs with a woman. She recently sent me pictures of the guinea pigs that she has for sale. The living conditions are deplorable. She's keeping them in small wire hutches outside that are covered in poo, the food bowls are noticeably empty, and the water bottles are solid green with algae. If I report her, can I get the pigs taken away from her? Are those conditions considered bad enough? The guinea pigs look lethargic, dirty, and overall just miserable. If you'd like me to attach pictures, I can. Please please please give me some advice..I think I'm going to report her anyways. I'll call tomorrow.
Edit: Forgot to mention some cages seemed packed like sardines. I feel so bad for them. The babies she's bred are kept in recycling bins covered in what I'm assuming is poo, and the shavings are soaked with urine & feces.
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