"Free to good home" announcements are fine on a list
like this, but just a warning that an ad like that in
a newspaper or bulletin board is an open invitation
for animal abuse. People could take the little guys
for snake food, for the housing only, or for other
harmful intensions.
Also, "a free good is too often perceived as
worthless" so they may not get the followup care or
expense.
Hope you do find happy homes for all your gerbils,
before you go.
Donna
ABC Gerbils
www.abcgerbils.com
PS -- what are the colors and genetics for people who
may want to breed?
--- mark jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have several gerbils that I need to find homes for
> as soon as possible. I
> am currently located in Charlottesville, VA. I will
> soon be leaving the
> country for an extended lenth of time and need to
> find someone who would
> like to care for one or more very friendly gerbils.
> We have both males and
> females in a variety of colors. They enjoy being
> together, so it would be
> nice to adopt them out in pairs. If you would like
> one or more gerbils,
> please send and email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
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