naturestee
Well-Known Member
AAAARRRRGGGGHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I went to go pick up rabbit and cat food, and thankfully I brought myMake Mine Chocolate posters with me. The only store in townthat has Oxbow always has rabbits. Well, they had theirnormal cage of rabbits- overly fuzzy lionheads. But forEaster, they also had a big open-topped rubbermaid bin with a bunch oftiny, scared crossbred baby rabbits! And they hadbaby chickens and ducks! I have never in my life seenthose in a pet store, only in feed stores for livestockpurposes. I have heard about them being sold at Easter, justnever seen it in Wisconsin. And those poor little baby birdswere being sold for $2! Pocket change for a kid!
ullhair:
I gave the employees a bunch of posters, explained the Make Mine Chocolate campaign, got what I had to, and stormed off.
On the plus side, before I went to the pet store I went to the shelterto drop off more bunny toys. The receptionist asked if I wasgood at handling rabbits, and asked me to check out a new rabbit thatwas supposedly very aggressive. She reportedly had beenbiting the children and grunting at them, which is why she was broughtto the shelter (unspayed, of course). So I got to snugglethis cute Nethie mix who did not bite, did not scratch on purpose (shehad wicked sharp nails), didn't mind being picked up, and was quitehappy in my arms. :bunnyheart
I can't blame her for biting kids though. I would too.
I went to go pick up rabbit and cat food, and thankfully I brought myMake Mine Chocolate posters with me. The only store in townthat has Oxbow always has rabbits. Well, they had theirnormal cage of rabbits- overly fuzzy lionheads. But forEaster, they also had a big open-topped rubbermaid bin with a bunch oftiny, scared crossbred baby rabbits! And they hadbaby chickens and ducks! I have never in my life seenthose in a pet store, only in feed stores for livestockpurposes. I have heard about them being sold at Easter, justnever seen it in Wisconsin. And those poor little baby birdswere being sold for $2! Pocket change for a kid!
ullhair:
I gave the employees a bunch of posters, explained the Make Mine Chocolate campaign, got what I had to, and stormed off.
On the plus side, before I went to the pet store I went to the shelterto drop off more bunny toys. The receptionist asked if I wasgood at handling rabbits, and asked me to check out a new rabbit thatwas supposedly very aggressive. She reportedly had beenbiting the children and grunting at them, which is why she was broughtto the shelter (unspayed, of course). So I got to snugglethis cute Nethie mix who did not bite, did not scratch on purpose (shehad wicked sharp nails), didn't mind being picked up, and was quitehappy in my arms. :bunnyheart
I can't blame her for biting kids though. I would too.