>Regarding the New Jersey pet store incident.  I have seen a pet store here
>in town go from wire cages to aquarium's to wire cages and back.  I haven't
>asked why but assume they may be conflicted between a better situation for
>the ferrets and bite possibilities which must be quite a dilemma for a
>store...
 
What about cages built of wire with smaller spaces?  Or cover the outside
with screen (aluminum not fiberglass).  *nothing* could be poked in then...
 
--Barb--
 
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Barbara Carlson                   Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh PA
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Thought for the day:
    If "boring women have immaculate homes," I must be very interesting!
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[Posted in FML issue 1762]