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Dealer, rescue or both?

Business, rescue or both?

  • An established business should not procure free animals and sell them at market value.

    Votes: 10 62.5%

  • It doesn't really matter as long as the animals are healthy.

    Votes: 4 25.0%

  • It's positive thing as they find homes for animals and profit in the process.

    Votes: 2 12.5%
  • Total voters
    16
  • Poll closed .
The BoidSmith said:
From that perspective that's not much different from the importer who sells WC animals off the plane. Some of those animals haven't been in the US more than a week! But let's face it. Even the "big boys" import rare morphs and more than likely "quaratine" them at their facilities. So I think Cat brings a good point, how different is an animal that comes from a breeder than a rescue when both are healthy? Again with what really I have a problem with is with soliciting animals and sell them for a profit. From the point of the animal itself it doesn't differ much from a recent import. The approach of the dealer that solicits animals for resale is a whole different story. :rolleyes:
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I cannot agree more Dan, I think it is wrong as well, it is like the animal is not being rescued at all but rather colleted for profit.
 
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