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frecklypeach · 11-20-2012, 02:13 AM

Heya guys,

I know a few of you are based in and around South Wales. Yesterday I went to my regular pet shop on Albany Road in Cardiff, and the owner does a lot of fostering and re-homing. She had a huge bin cage on the floor and was fussing round it with a friend, separating hamsters out into cages.

Someone had come in with around 20 dwarf hamsters in this one bin cage! They just let them run wild and then brought them in when they couldn't handle feeding them.

Two of the females are pregnant and there's obviously the 20 or so others that need re homing as soon as possible.

If anyone can help or knows someone who might be able to adopt, she said she'd be seriously grateful.

I'd love to take some of them but at the moment I just can't - slap bang in the middle of my teacher training and I've recently failed a module so I'm in trouble. One or two of my friends may be able to help out though.

11-20-2012, 02:13 AM
frecklypeach Hamster Pup Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: UK Posts: 78	Hamsters urgently need adopting Heya guys, I know a few of you are based in and around South Wales. Yesterday I went to my regular pet shop on Albany Road in Cardiff, and the owner does a lot of fostering and re-homing. She had a huge bin cage on the floor and was fussing round it with a friend, separating hamsters out into cages. Someone had come in with around 20 dwarf hamsters in this one bin cage! They just let them run wild and then brought them in when they couldn't handle feeding them. Two of the females are pregnant and there's obviously the 20 or so others that need re homing as soon as possible. If anyone can help or knows someone who might be able to adopt, she said she'd be seriously grateful. I'd love to take some of them but at the moment I just can't - slap bang in the middle of my teacher training and I've recently failed a module so I'm in trouble. One or two of my friends may be able to help out though.