What exactly do you mean? Most rescues will keep their cages as they can't afford to let their cages go with each adoption. Also, as it is intended as temporary, they may have smaller cages and expect the new owner to have a more suitable, long term set up
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If the hamster who is up for adoption lives in a large suitable cage with a good and complete set up and someone wants to adopt the hamster with the hamster's habitat then yes, i would let them because it would be easier for the hamster.
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