A pet shop in Newry has said it was 'disgusted' when staff discovered that seven baby hamsters had been abandoned in a 'filthy cage' outside the store.
The Roborovski Dwarf hamsters Image: Pet Connection The Roborovski Dwarf hamsters Image: Pet Connection A PET SHOP in Newry has said it was “disgusted” when staff discovered that seven baby hamsters had been abandoned in a “filthy cage” in its car park on Monday.
It is believed that the hamsters are from two different litters and all under the age of seven weeks. We are really disgusted at this callous act as these babies are so vulnerable. Pet Connection owner Roisin Morgan said this incident is a continuation of a worrying trend in which pets have been dumped in the car park of the Dublin road store.
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