New critters
Posted By: JanSetzmt on 2008-01-11
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Hi all!
I haven't posted on here in awhile but I just HAD to tell you all that I have adopted two new 9 wk old baby gerbils! One is tan and creamy colored and her name is Perky and the other is pitch black and her name is Chloe. Just for all those animal lovers out there thought you might like to know! My kitty is having a slight problem with this as she feels they are for her to play with but I am training her by squirting her with water when she gets near the cage to leave them alone.
Hope you're all having a blessed day!
Jan
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Get the mouse traps, get the D-Conn, or whatever floats your boat and start the war!
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