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Re: Halp!! What to do with Dead Hampster!!
Bwwwahahahaha. Weed control.
I'm dying over here!
I guess to some people the "rodents" are insignificant. Espicially when they're in cages, and can't fend for themselves or bark when they need something.
Give the little one some respect and give it a proper burial. It deserves that at the least after being completely neglected and starved to death. This shouldn't even be a question..
And be a little more responsible, don't get another pet. I know a mother of 4 plus a newborn, and her pets didn't die. She decided it'd be best to give them to better homes for people who aren't as "bizzy."
Her decision, not mine. I would sacrifice anything to keep my fur baby.
But it would have been best to give the little guy a home that has time to watch him instead of starving to death, wouldn't you agree?