Lack of water is not the only easily sloved problem
Lisa has. As most of us on the list know she has a
history of not taking care of life thretning problems
when it is so easy to do so. I wonder if she is still
breeding with her female that maims and mutilates the
vast majority of her pups. And who's mother also has
the same history. It is clear that Lisa spends no
where near enough time and effort on taking care of
her animals. And like Ann-Marie said there are many
things she could cut down on to put her animals first.
Which they should be. For a desert animal like a
gerbil to die or dehydration is unreal..and deffinatly
unacceptable.
Jocie K
--- Melanie Gall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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face=Arial><B></B></FONT></FONT>Not to be
self-righteous, but if that many animals are
dying, (because of no water?? Gerbils are desert
animals and can do okay for quite a while with no
water, so to die from thirst is to go a LONG TIME)
Lisa P should not be allowed to continue on this
group. She is abusing her animals. How do
9 die in three weeks? And as they are not all
gerbils and she did mention the lack of water it isn't
some disease. Every gerbil is a little person
and can any of you imagine how scared and thirsty and
desperate it must have been, trying to lick the bars
for a little moisture, or begging with its eyes.
An abusive owner should not be allowed here.
After reading these posts I can only snuggle little
Percil and Kippy and be glad *I* am their mummy.</DIV>
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