bluedimplett
Well-Known Member
So, I was bored on craigslist and came across these two ads through the pets section:
"looking for bunny x-pen
Reply to: [email protected]
Date: 2007-12-11, 6:05AM PST
Hi, Santa is bringing us an adorable pair of lop bunnies and we are looking for stuff to make them feel at home. If you have a used X-pen, carrier, litter box, toys, etc. please call us - Santa is almost broke!!!
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And someone was so bothered by this post that this was their reply:
"Re: Bunny X-Pen Needed
Reply to: see below
Date: 2007-12-11, 12:16PM PST
"Hi, Santa is bringing us an adorable pair of lop bunnies and we are looking for stuff to make them feel at home. If you have a used X-pen, carrier, litter box, toys, etc. please call us - Santa is almost broke!!! PRIVATE CONTACT INFORMATION REMOVED BY MODERATOR
Perhaps Santa should reconsider his gift. Why would you adopt a rabbit (or two) with no means of providing them with the safety, specialized care and stability that they so especially need? Things such as shelter and litter are things that you should be able to easily provide for any pet that you adopt- what happens if they become ill? Would you adopt a child with no means of providing them with shelter, clothing or food? Just because a life is not human does not mean it is any less important once you, an adult, have made a decision to adopt.
I'm sure that you are a kind, caring person, this is why you'd like a pet. Maybe you should donate some time to the local animal shelter. I just wish that more people would not stress their lives as well as a small animal's life because they want a nice Christmas gift. If you look on here you will see 3 perfectly great, very young rabbits (complete with cages!) that can "no longer be properly cared for." Will your wonderful pair of lops be joining them? Please consider the long term care and wellbeing of your future pets.
PostingID: 506094295
I could not have said it better myself.
"looking for bunny x-pen
Reply to: [email protected]
Date: 2007-12-11, 6:05AM PST
Hi, Santa is bringing us an adorable pair of lop bunnies and we are looking for stuff to make them feel at home. If you have a used X-pen, carrier, litter box, toys, etc. please call us - Santa is almost broke!!!
PRIVATE CONTACT INFORMATION REMOVED BY MODERATOR
PostingID: 505688170"
And someone was so bothered by this post that this was their reply:
"Re: Bunny X-Pen Needed
Reply to: see below
Date: 2007-12-11, 12:16PM PST
"Hi, Santa is bringing us an adorable pair of lop bunnies and we are looking for stuff to make them feel at home. If you have a used X-pen, carrier, litter box, toys, etc. please call us - Santa is almost broke!!! PRIVATE CONTACT INFORMATION REMOVED BY MODERATOR
Perhaps Santa should reconsider his gift. Why would you adopt a rabbit (or two) with no means of providing them with the safety, specialized care and stability that they so especially need? Things such as shelter and litter are things that you should be able to easily provide for any pet that you adopt- what happens if they become ill? Would you adopt a child with no means of providing them with shelter, clothing or food? Just because a life is not human does not mean it is any less important once you, an adult, have made a decision to adopt.
I'm sure that you are a kind, caring person, this is why you'd like a pet. Maybe you should donate some time to the local animal shelter. I just wish that more people would not stress their lives as well as a small animal's life because they want a nice Christmas gift. If you look on here you will see 3 perfectly great, very young rabbits (complete with cages!) that can "no longer be properly cared for." Will your wonderful pair of lops be joining them? Please consider the long term care and wellbeing of your future pets.
PostingID: 506094295
I could not have said it better myself.