No they don't seem to be just bp. I saw son crazy bids on YouTube news clips with an iguana that was found alive in the trash, underweight snakes, an hamsters with wet tail. My fiance also noticed 100s of dead fish floating in the tanks with hundreds of live fish. It was very unsettlingly. As for the animal welfar groups. I realm don't see how this goes unnoticed as much as I does. When searching Bing an google for info on sick reptiles pet chains seem to always pop up with awful reviews bids an stories. It realm is unfair to all thies helpless animalsOriginally Posted by Pug50
Do we know why these animals are so poorly cared for in these chainstores? You'd think it would make business sense to get on top of this, and I'm surprised animal welfare groups aren't hitting them harder.
At the very least, they should be sending care sheets to the stores with the animals (for staff use, but maybe also to give to customers?). Or do they do this, but they are ignored by bad or over-worked staff?
I'd imagine these issues aren't exclusive to Ball Pythons - I guess all exotic animals (or even all animals) at these stores have a bad time.
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