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DSM Man gets Probation in Exotic Animal Case
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Monday, Oct 13 at 10:33 PM Alligators wrote ...
Make fine boots.
Monday, Oct 13 at 9:49 AM Sarah wrote ...
Why were these in a vacant house? And if there is a reason why wasn't it securely locked so the kids couldn't get inside? Maybe I'm just reading the story wrong. It sounds more like a zoo than a man with a bunch of pets.
Sunday, Oct 12 at 10:57 AM 17 wrote ...
An alligator is not a pet. They are very dangerous animals. I don't see an issue with the snakes, if they are taken care of and properly caged. The rabbits birds and guinea pigs obviously were food, not pets.
Sunday, Oct 12 at 10:29 AM annon wrote ...
Alligators.....Pets?
Saturday, Oct 11 at 3:34 PM Anon wrote ...
I don't think the number of pets was the problem. He was violating the law by keeping exotic animals without a permit. Because of the children that wanted to visit the smaller animals, this provided an even bigger problem of safety.
Saturday, Oct 11 at 1:13 PM Anonymous wrote ...
this is bull, why can't someone have pets.
Saturday, Oct 11 at 12:12 PM Anonymous wrote ...
I agree, except that is the problem, people who are animal collectors rarely can take care of all of them because there is just too many and it gets out of hand. We've all heard of the houses with 100 cats living inside that have to be demolished because of the smell and filth. If this guy is responsible and actually takes good care of his many animals then fine, but I bet that is not the case.
Saturday, Oct 11 at 12:16 AM Brian wrote ...
I think as long as you can take care of them you should be able to have as many pets as you want
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