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  • brianlux
    brianlux Moving through All Kinds of Terrain. Posts: 43,778
    STAYSEA wrote:
    brianlux wrote:
    You guys are awesome! :thumbup:


    You have no idea. I hate taking on new animals. They are always sick. Quarantine is such a pain.
    It's usually out of your own pocket! It's a big relief to find an adoptive parent. I will never buy a dog, I have never owned a dog. I find so many free dogs. I feel like Christopher Walken from "Seven psychopaths" . Only I just foster and rescue , never taken money. His character really had a good business till he took Bonnie!

    I only have 2 rules. No Chihuahua or Yorkie type animals. Every thing else I will do. Scales, fins, feathers, fur, etc. I lived in Florida, and on craigslist... Fishermen get the small breed dogs for adoption, and use them as shark bait later in the day. Which dog, cat, animal deserves the best I can give? I have a very fat cranky cat he is 12 years old now, I went back to the shelter to adopt his brother and sister. They told me that they were going to kill all three because they were underweight. At the time I only had space for one. (I'm more into fish and reptiles) The next morning, my kitty's whole litter was snuffed. This is what got me super active.
    If I can, I will take the whole bucket of kitties, Fish, Puppies, Pregnant animals, and even rodents to my home till I find them homes... Some rodents are snake food though :oops:


    I can't believe the DJ is playing every request of mine... :lol: He must be tired. Beastie boys and Cypress Hill with some Red hot Chilli Peppers, and some PJ... Good Night for me? Oh Snappy another Incubus. He copied and pasted my list! Lazy bones...



    I only bought my turtles. :D

    The "new" animals I've ever bought were a pair of rosellas (Australian parrots). This was about 30 years ago during my first marriage and one night something scared the two birds and my wife and I such that the four of us awoke simultaneously screaming. It was WEIRD! I think it was natures way of saying "something's wrong here". I'll never buy animals from a pet store again. Supposedly the birds were bred domestically but never-the-less for me personally I don't like the idea of having exotic pets. There are plenty of local animals in need of a good home.
    "It's a sad and beautiful world"
    -Roberto Benigni

  • STAYSEA
    STAYSEA Posts: 3,814
    The "new" animals I've ever bought were a pair of rosellas (Australian parrots). This was about 30 years ago during my first marriage and one night something scared the two birds and my wife and I such that the four of us awoke simultaneously screaming. It was WEIRD! I think it was natures way of saying "something's wrong here". I'll never buy animals from a pet store again. Supposedly the birds were bred domestically but never-the-less for me personally I don't like the idea of having exotic pets. There are plenty of local animals in need of a good home.[/quote]

    I suck at quotes.. Exotic animals usually have the worst life. That is always why they are my number ones.
    I rescued a snake that was so dehydrated she drank half her bowl of water immediately. I've never have seen a snake drink that much. Parrots are passed around like town bicycles, Most out live their owners, and need Hours of attention everyday. I share chinese food with some parrots, others play fetch. The one I fostered, I was lazy and just let him sit and play with my hair while I was on the computer. I am one of the few that is capable of fostering homeless exotics no one understands, and that breaks my heart. Prairie Dogs really get me, it's sad.

    This probably makes no sense to anyone. I don't care. It's a moving train....

    Don't make me cry B! I was having a good day....
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