pla725
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It may be too late but can anyone step and help this rabbit.
http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/pet/611731231.html
http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/pet/611731231.html
Cat Injured rabbit Seattle area
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TreasuredFriend
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I hope a rabbit-savvy human will spot the ad and provide a sanctuary/safe forever home. [fingers crossed and prayers to follow!]
On the note of CL listings, I recently heard of someone accepting a CL rabbit and he's now getting the proper care and treatment of his fur mites and overgrown incisors. The CL person didn't know he had mites.
On the note of CL listings, I recently heard of someone accepting a CL rabbit and he's now getting the proper care and treatment of his fur mites and overgrown incisors. The CL person didn't know he had mites.
Orchid
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That add makes me wonder some.
Why would you have a cat...if you can't afford a rabbit visit?
It isn't like cats are cheaper...doesn't make sense to me. A cat would still need VX, treatment, hopefully getting fixed n what not. Why own any animal if you have no hope of ever treating them. Thats people I guess though...sigh
Why would you have a cat...if you can't afford a rabbit visit?
It isn't like cats are cheaper...doesn't make sense to me. A cat would still need VX, treatment, hopefully getting fixed n what not. Why own any animal if you have no hope of ever treating them. Thats people I guess though...sigh
Hazel
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Seriously. You can't afford a $65 vet appointment but you got a cat who needs neutering, shots, once a year check-ups? Heart-worm stuff, fleas, etc?
That makes me really sad for any animals that person gets.
That makes me really sad for any animals that person gets.
