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 More options Dec 5 1999, 4:00 pm
Newsgroups: rec.pets.cats.health+behav
From: m...@cc.usu.edu (Perihelion)
Date: 1999/12/05
Subject: Re: Petsmart in the UK - animal abuse exposed
Apparently, I missed the original post.  What is going wrong at petsmart?  I
foster kittens for a no-kill organization that displays their animals at
Petsmart during the week.  We screen potential owners and ask all adopters to
contact us if their is any sort of problem.  Given the fact that we have been
contacted in a few instances, I'd like to think that people are not paying lots
of money for our kitties and then taking them to the humane society.

Myself and at least one of the other foster parents have been taking special
interest and talking personally with those who are interested in adopting our
babies.  I feel really good about where my little ones have gone.  We are doing
our best to make adoption a group effort and if someone doesn't feel good about
it, the cat stays with us.

Marie

In article <384a1ef6.257432...@news.agm.net>, he...@clowder.agm.net (helen s) writes:
> On Sat, 4 Dec 1999 14:22:25 -0000, "Kate"
> <k...@hellobillkath.demon.co.uk> wrote:

>>Greetings,
>>helen s <he...@clowder.agm.net> wrote in message 38484c12.137890...@news.agm.net...
>>>Please urge everyone you know to boycott Petsmart throughout its
>>>entire network in the UK and abroad.

>>>Thousands of pets will be bought in the run up to Christmas -

>>And come January, many will find their way to the shelter - how sad.

>>Regards
>>Kate

> So true. So, anyone thinking of buying a pet for Christmas, please
> don't. Wait until January, February and go to your local shelter to
> adopt and animal - it's likely to have been a Christmas present where
> the novelty of having something warm and furry in the house has worn
> off.

> regards, helen s

>>------

>>"Panta cwrei, oudei menei."
>>"Everything flows and nothing stays." (Heraclitus)

> Love us, love ower hoomin...


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