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Post by gerbilsrgreat on Jun 13, 2005 21:18:07 GMT -8
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Post by whitmoregirl on Jun 14, 2005 0:26:26 GMT -8
 How cruel is that??? People like that shouldn't be allowed animals of any size...  Did you take the gerbil even though it was female?
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Post by tirilliel on Jun 14, 2005 4:43:27 GMT -8
People are lame, probably for the best that she brought it back, maybe now the gerbil can have a better life. I agree she must have had the gerbil in the critter carrier for a long period of time. I brought my gerbils to my meditation circle once to show everyone how they were doing, probably were about 6 weeks old at that point, and with two gerbils in there for about 3 hours I never smelled urine at all, in fact I still have the same bedding in there  I bought my orlando from a petsmart:P So did you take back the gerbil, im curious myself. |
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Post by queenofthenile on Jun 14, 2005 5:38:50 GMT -8
When I worked at an animal shelter, we had two young syrian hamsters brought in a tiny critter keeper. What in the heck where they thinking ! They were left in that tiny house until I saw them the next morning. Sometimes my co-workers could be so lazy - if I hadn't worked there, no one would have split the two up. One day they would have walked in and there would be carnage . |
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Post by whitmoregirl on Jun 14, 2005 8:30:02 GMT -8
Some people need their heads adjusting |
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Post by squeaksister on Jun 14, 2005 9:33:34 GMT -8
You know they do make it seem like the kritter keeper is all you need to house them, but anybody with half a brain should be able to realize that its too small to live in  |
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Post by gerbilsrgreat on Jun 14, 2005 22:01:59 GMT -8
Yes we took her, we didn't realize it was a female until later. I think one of my co-workers took her home since we can't resell her; she has like a ton of gerbils, we're both gerbil fanatics! I'm glad that the little gerbie will be loved now!
-Jeremiah
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How cruel is that??? 
