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Hamsters free to a good home
- nikki (4th Sep 2008 - 16:47:35)
We have 2 hamsters (boy and girl..separate cages). Unfortunately we need to find them a new home asap due to an unforeseen allergy. (as in i've spent the past month sneezing and wheezing)
They'll come with the cages, bedding,wood shavings, food etc.
Please contact nikkiy76@aol.com
(and yes the children are a bit upset but it is a bad allergy..we're going to stick to fish I think!)
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Re: Hamsters free to a good home
- barbara easton (4th Sep 2008 - 19:16:16)
oh dear poor hammys! I would offer but my dogs would eat them for dinner! PS How come you are not allergic to ciggies as well?! only teasing!
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Re: Hamsters free to a good home
- Eneida (4th Sep 2008 - 22:17:43)
Oh poor little sausages... I'm afraid my cats wouldn't be very supportive either!!!
Barbara, I should think the reason ciggies don't give you the same allergies as hamsters is that they're not 'furry'...but I'm wildly guessing ;)
Eneida
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Re: Hamsters free to a good home
- Dawn Hoskins (5th Sep 2008 - 16:24:24)
Have you thought about contacting the infants / juniors?
Some schools have class pets that children can look after in the holidays. Worth a try?
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Re: Hamsters free to a good home
- Paul Robinson (6th Sep 2008 - 08:46:52)
So it seems that the poor hamster is at the end of the food chain for many.
When my daughter was little she had a pair of hamsters and, despite regular feeding and lots of t.l.c., one ended up eating the other!
Be warned.
Paul Robinson
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