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AAS'S MONSTER PRE-CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS SALE OF UNWANTED CATS AND DOGS

AAS'S MONSTER PRE-CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS SALE OF UNWANTED CATS AND DOGS

Easiest terms in town! No home checks! Pre-tested dogs! (* see fine print below.) You're on your own with the cats! EASY RETURN POLICY (the animal may be killed, but what the heck, easy come, easy go!) No Extra Charge For Dogs With Bad Ears and Cats With Upper Respiratory disease!

COMING! BOXING DAY BLOW-OUT OF "EASY-KEEPERS" LITTLE CAGED ANIMALS - RABBITS, GERBILS, HAMSTERS, GUINEA PIGS, RATS, BIRDS AND REPTILES (those that we don't accidentally let fall down drains)

Fine print - buyer beware!

* All dogs are pre-tested for aggression so don't blame us if it bites you.
* If you bring the dog back it "might" be killed.
* Some dogs may have rotten teeth and chronic skin conditions but don't expect us to pay your vet bills.
* Is the dog an untrained nightmare? Get your own trainer.
* Does the cat pee on the furniture? If you bring it back it "might" be killed.
* Work all day and don't want to come home to any accidents? No problem - keep the dog in your yard and if you enter AAS's Lucky Dog draw, you may win a lovely plastic igloo dog house where it will be happy and warm all day - or not.

Messages In This Thread

Nanaimo SPCA pushes Christmas pets *PIC*
More changing SPCA policy: No longer bad to adopt a new pet at Christmas, now a GOOD thing!
In this case the exception is the rule
My investigations of the SPCA could find no action or policy of the BC SPCA that wasn't corrupted in some way
Fifty years: Women who saved cats from the SPCA
Always trailing - never leading *LINK*
The San Francisco SPCA has had a real, working, active partnership with cat rescuers since 1993
I think that most people would agree that any programme that clears cats and dogs out of SPCA facilities is worthwhile
Marketing works - You can fool most of the people most of the time if it is slick enough *PIC*
Thumbs down to "Home for the Holidays"
Moving Product is not Animal Welfare
At least it used to mouth the right words
AAS'S MONSTER PRE-CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS SALE OF UNWANTED CATS AND DOGS
Many people are overloaded with stuff, stuff, and more stuff under the Xmas tree
"The SPCA sees a spike in the number of surrendered cats and dogs in the weeks following Christmas," SPCA Manager Mark Takhar says *LINK*
"Christmas is a really hectic time and you need to spend time and effort on a new pet", Takhar said *PIC*
Questioning the defence that has been made for the Home for the Holidays promotion on the grounds that it is "successful"

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