|
 |
 |
 |
|
Press: |
|
October 2011
>> Exotic animals feel the squeeze of recession as they are made homeless
SOME unusual orphans are in need of new homes as a result of the recession -- snakes, lizards and other exotic reptiles.
"People moving home or emigrating are left wondering what will I do with my eight-foot boa constrictor? Mummy doesn't want it returning home with her son or daughter from their Dublin apartment and we end up getting called in," explained Kevin Cunningham, of the National Exotic Animal Sanctuary...
Source: Independent |
 |
|
|
| Kevin Cunningham, of the NEAS, with an Argentinian black and white tegu |
| |
Kevin with an eight-foot boa constrictor |
|
>> Exotic pets find refuge after post-boom abandonment
The recession has led to some unusual orphans in need of new homes — including snakes, lizards and other exotic reptiles.
"People moving home or emigrating are left wondering what will I do with my 8ft boa constrictor? Mummy doesn’t want it returning home with her son or daughter from their Dublin apartment and we end up getting called in," explained Kevin Cunningham of the National Exotic Animal Sanctuary...
Source: Irish Examiner
|
|
|
| |
|
