>If there was a honest error here, it was handled very irresponsibly.  I
>am disappointed and he hurt my feelings in one of his emails.  So be
>aware, this web site may or may not be what it seems.  I have asked to
>have Tonks picture removed.  Super Heroes are suppose to be treated
>better than this.
>
>Robin
>www.skweezeme.com
 
IF this site is indeed not treating participants honestly there is a way
to find out.  If everyone will go and vote for Gage all month and drive
his numbers up way beyond everyone else's and then if he is not declared
the winner it will be obvious.
 
So far, all the support he has received, and I assume it is from the
ferret community at large, he has been in the lead for 3 days.  There is
a very pretty mule that is giving him a run for the money, but so far he
has stayed a bit ahead.  I was going to post 2 more times, middle of the
month and end of the month, asking for support.  But in light of the
question of honesty of the contest I hope many, most, all of you can go
to the site several times and vote a 10 for Gage and drive his average
score up real high.  I will be watching everyone's score everyday anyway
so by the end of the month I'll know how far ahead he either is or is
not.  I'll let you all know the first of September when the contest is
over.  BTW FYI there are over 300 other photos in the contest.
 
And I haven't looked yet, but I'm thinking Tonks is the ferret who
WANTS HIS BIRTHDAY CAKE!  and yes that picture is beyond adorable.  He
was the only picture of monthly winners so far that I saw that I thought
would give Gage a problem winning for the year - oh heck..  he's the one
I thought would win annual and knock Gage out..  LOL.
 
Please consider helping Gage, the rescue, and all of us finding out if
this site is straight or well -- not so straight...
http://www.animalattraction.com/PhotoContest.asp?PhotoID=5792
 
Vicki
 
Vicki Montgomery
Tricks and Treats Rescue Greater Houston/Galveston Texas
713-472-6599
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"Until he extends the circle of his compassion to all living things,
man will not himself find peace." ~ Dr. Albert Schweitzer
[Posted in FML issue 5325]