Hey guys...
I'm sure when some people read the topic they will get shivers down their spine... :?
As posted before, my friend and I wanted to get another dragon, a baby, so we got
the address of a place in Springvale. Our excitement was soon turned in to utter
dismay at the state of this place... I have searched on this forum and it IS a damn
animal graveyard! That place is so overstocked -- they had way too little staff, in fact
they were just kids, and that's not even the half of it!
We went straight to the reptile section and things looked absolutely horrible. I couldn't
take it, I wanted to get the hell out of Springvale as quickly as possible it was so bad -
there were very sick looking lizards. In fact, I counted at least 3 dead. There was a
blue tongue, lying dead all swollen, looking terrible, as was a adult water dragon. The
poor thing looked like its health had slowly deteriorated to a point where it could no
longer survive. The little scorpions were sitting in piles of dead insects, when I say
piles, I mean piles bigger than the scorpions, I don't know much about them, but I
really don't think that is right at all... this whole place had a smell of death about it,
it was absolutely morbid.
The poor puppies are also stuffed into these small cubicles which they can hardly freely
move in, not to mention the stench of uncleaned animals. There was another section where
there were mostly big bird aviaries, but there were these two tiny little puppies huddled
together in this big, cold aviary, scared to death by the shrieking of what sounded to be a
bird in great distress...
Needless to say, we reported this to the RSPCA as soon as we got home. They sort of
sighed as they have had reports against this place already. I'm not quite sure what to do,
but such a place can't be allowed to continue with this. I drove past there last Sunday on
the way to Amazing Amazon, and my heart sunk as it was still very much open for business.
What can we do? The people who have seen this horror of a place must know what it felt like
there, we have to do something!
I'm sure when some people read the topic they will get shivers down their spine... :?
As posted before, my friend and I wanted to get another dragon, a baby, so we got
the address of a place in Springvale. Our excitement was soon turned in to utter
dismay at the state of this place... I have searched on this forum and it IS a damn
animal graveyard! That place is so overstocked -- they had way too little staff, in fact
they were just kids, and that's not even the half of it!
We went straight to the reptile section and things looked absolutely horrible. I couldn't
take it, I wanted to get the hell out of Springvale as quickly as possible it was so bad -
there were very sick looking lizards. In fact, I counted at least 3 dead. There was a
blue tongue, lying dead all swollen, looking terrible, as was a adult water dragon. The
poor thing looked like its health had slowly deteriorated to a point where it could no
longer survive. The little scorpions were sitting in piles of dead insects, when I say
piles, I mean piles bigger than the scorpions, I don't know much about them, but I
really don't think that is right at all... this whole place had a smell of death about it,
it was absolutely morbid.
The poor puppies are also stuffed into these small cubicles which they can hardly freely
move in, not to mention the stench of uncleaned animals. There was another section where
there were mostly big bird aviaries, but there were these two tiny little puppies huddled
together in this big, cold aviary, scared to death by the shrieking of what sounded to be a
bird in great distress...
Needless to say, we reported this to the RSPCA as soon as we got home. They sort of
sighed as they have had reports against this place already. I'm not quite sure what to do,
but such a place can't be allowed to continue with this. I drove past there last Sunday on
the way to Amazing Amazon, and my heart sunk as it was still very much open for business.
What can we do? The people who have seen this horror of a place must know what it felt like
there, we have to do something!