*PLEASE READ* (Note this is mostly aimed at parents) Hamsters are not toys to give to your children! The person who gave me her said they bought it for their (6yo ish) son and he had gotten bored of her and therefore wanted to get rid of her.She wasnt in good condition and wasnt taken care of.Props to them not keeping it and at least acknowledge that she wasnt living the best life but it shouldnt have got to that stage, The reasons why hamsters have such a short lifespan is because they aren't taken seriously and are just handed to children with no knowledge or understanding at simple request.Animals are for life-wether they are a hamster,budgie or dog...please think it through before getting a pet for your child.If your child has done thorough research and can prove they can look after the animal they want then go ahead but animals are living beings who need love and affection.They arent a one week thing theyre a commitment.please spread awareness about this!!

@vesnabirek-keklik7137

5 ай бұрын

Absolutely!!! Look at the shelters- half of the animals are christmas gifts! People should also have in mind if they can afford a pet! Not only food and toys, but also vetbills. How many cats have one litter after another because people can't afford sterilization. It's a never ending circle, caused by peoples dumbness ... i hate these selfish dumba...s🤬🤬🤬

@AmethystOnPawziesHere

5 ай бұрын

My cousin had a leming and i did too i took care ofmine and he gpt sick or died of old age not sure but hers died and she was sad but she didnt clean the cage as much as i did and when i asked her do you know why it died she said oh i forgot to feed him

@basilunderworld

5 ай бұрын

be aware hamster balls can break their toes and severely disorient them. thats a terrible thing to own. pls trash it

@AllieStark07

5 ай бұрын

⁠@@basilunderworldany other recommendations other then a hamster wheel…it has no holes in it so her feet don’t get trapped or anything but what would you advice as a replacement? Xx

@hannahmarie7706

5 ай бұрын

My kids insisted on getting a hamster just over two years ago, I agreed, the thing is she’s my responsibility. I make them watch everytime I feed, change her water, clean her cage, let her play. I want them to have an understanding of how much work and responsibility a pet is, but I refuse to let a pet suffer to teach that lesson. She was a rescue, she was given away because she “had too many babies”. She’s extremely sweet and gentle, probably the best hamster I’ve owned and it just breaks my heart that people view them as disposable. Btw she’s going on two and a half years living with me, gets lots of exercise and daily fruits/veggies as well as her hamster food. I was told she was probably at the end of her life when we got her, obviously not and I’m very glad I got a chance to prove them wrong.

So tired of people thinking smaller animals don’t have feelings and don’t deserve to be treated properly.

@YG-ti5uz

5 ай бұрын

As well as cows, pigs and other farm animals …

@cosmicllama6910

5 ай бұрын

I still see people try to say dogs don't have emotions and I think they themselves must be psychopaths

@That_Mahi_Mahi

5 ай бұрын

⁠@@YG-ti5uzyep cows, pigs and other animals raised with love, affection and the proper conditions will taste much better once on the plate.

@Aylii1

5 ай бұрын

@@cosmicllama6910People are dumb as hell I swear

@kristalforeman3197

5 ай бұрын

That looks like my hamster

The saddest part is, this is how those kids are being taught to care for animals and it’s heart wrenching. Hope those parents are as ashamed as they should be.

@jxc99

5 ай бұрын

damn right. my mom just recently told me she stopped feeding my childhood hamster and that’s why it died 😢

@peanut_toast999

5 ай бұрын

​@@jxc99yea but why weren't you feeding it?

@wendydonnelly1881

5 ай бұрын

​@jxc99 YOU should have been feeding it, it was YOUR hamster.

@jxc99

5 ай бұрын

@@wendydonnelly1881 i lived between two houses and i was 4 👀 sheesh

@phesaris8378

5 ай бұрын

​@jxc99 oh my god I hope your mother apologized

As a veterinarian and animal lover this is a HUGE problem.Animals are a huge responsibility, dont just buy them because they are cute...i dont even know how people can treat an animal who relies on them like that 😢Thankyou for giving them the best life!!

@romystumpy1197

2 ай бұрын

I agree I'm sick of defective people having animals,

@zeldamaycry2217

Ай бұрын

I hate when parents get their child a pet and don't make sure the pet is okay. It's horrible :(

@ilickgrandmas2854

Ай бұрын

Love a vegan queen 🌱

@zelda4lifeschramm

Ай бұрын

@@zeldamaycry2217 Zelda I love your name obvi!!💕I agree, it happens so often that's why their are so many shelters full and the streets are full where I live or animals just simply left behind.That would feel to me like leaving behind a child, I could never.

@zelda4lifeschramm

Ай бұрын

@@ilickgrandmas2854 thankyou, thankyou.I didn't say I was vegan though lol.However of course I am.

I rescued a bunny once. The previous owners kept her in their closet. I let her roam around my whole house and potty trained her. I fed her fresh veggies every day. She was so happy. She would follow me around and jump and kick from pure joy. I miss her 😢

@JutaStokes

29 күн бұрын

I used to rescue bunnies, before my disability made caring for lots of animals impossible. I wish every bunny had the life yours did! The happy jumps and kicks are called "binkies". ❤

i finally convinced my anatomy professor to upgrade her hamsters cage. he now has a giant cage with plenty of bedding and toys and seeing his personality bloom has been so amazing

@AllieStark07

5 ай бұрын

Thank you omg that will have made a big difference!!

@KL96012

5 ай бұрын

Good job! That small change probably added another 1 or 2 years to his little life

@faithsfarmlife1424

5 ай бұрын

Need a friend

@feyza1831

5 ай бұрын

​@@faithsfarmlife1424probably not, Hamsters have a tendency for cannibalism

@isanegron8446

5 ай бұрын

❤❤❤😢❤❤❤

My mother in law got my daughter a hamster when she was 11. He was a runt, getting attacked daily. The pet store took him out and handled him all the time. She named him Arlo. He was the smartest hamster I’ve ever met. He would roll on his back to get tummy rubs, he would escape his very elaborate home, get to the dog bowls and steal food, taking it back up to his house. We don’t know how. He insisted that we carried him in a scarf around our neck so he could see the world. He showed love. He lived almost 5 years. Miss you Arlo!!!

@whitneyjoanaune6366

5 ай бұрын

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@kaydee5352

5 ай бұрын

That's lovely ❤❤❤😊

@fericat

5 ай бұрын

You just reminded me of my rat stealing chunks of cat food and making and awkward run for it 😂❤

@carmenvanessa4451

5 ай бұрын

Awww!!!

@ryabirdie3095

3 ай бұрын

I didn’t even know hamsters could live that long!

Had a similar thing happen. Neighbors didnt want her anymore because the kids would be traumatized if she died. She was a senior when we got her, around 2~. We called her Dumpling. Made her little salads, got her a bigger cage with all the toys and stuff she wanted. She lived until 4~, dying of old age. We made a tiny grave for her in the garden. Rip Dumpling. I used to love to sit with her in my hand as she ate a few seeds. We would allow her stimulation time until she got tuckered out. At her age she only lasted about 30 minutes before asking to go rest.

I rescued my hamster from an unethical breeder and actually did research! I got a 50 gallon fish tank, got bedding and all the recommended products and he is so much happier and healthier now! I’m 11 too!

@sofeckingtiredofwokepeople

Ай бұрын

Awesome job, little sister! You are the kind of people we love to see coming in our doors (I work at an animal shelter). Hope your little baby has many happy years with you.❤

@bethshields5957

Ай бұрын

Thank you for being such a great animal lover and rescuing your hamster!! What a lucky little guy to have you as his forever family! ❤

@lurji

Ай бұрын

you did not rescue him you bought him and you freed up space for that breeder to produce more hamsters unethically for money

@user-pn8kf2sg1l

Ай бұрын

@@lurji that’s a child calm yourself

@lddixon2394

Ай бұрын

Excellent. That little creature is now in good hands. You are an example of kindness, intelligence and responsibility.

I worked at a pet store for two years, and one of the things I loved about that place was that we were required to make sure clients had EVERYTHING the animal would need before we were allowed to sell. It also put me in a great position to inform folks that even if the animal wasn't on the same level as a person in terms of intelligence, it still had needs, wants, and feelings. (I took home a disabled dwarf ham from that job - in defiance of all expectations, he lived for FOUR YEARS. His name was Gimpy, and he was made of sass and hatred. We still loved him)

@Blablabla44475

3 ай бұрын

I worked at a pet store that bred mice and rats for snake food. The fish were treated with more dignity than some of the rats. So sad. You’re lucky to have been at one of the decent stores. I actually wouldn’t sell their hamsters becasue they were so mean, I told people they bite and I won’t touch them, and if they want a rodent to get a rat instead lol. It worked most times. I had one person still want a hamster, and I’m like, ok it’s your funeral, I still wouldn’t touch it.

@inklypse4248

3 ай бұрын

@@Blablabla44475 Yikes. Yeah, all of our rodents were shipped in, already frozen. Our animals had it pretty good. Hamsters being nippy was one of the reasons we were actually encouraged to handle them, so they'd get used to people. It was always painful when someone chose their hamster based on looks, not temperament, cause some of those suckers are MEAN.

@kaylahowell4094

3 ай бұрын

I worked at a pet store (PetSmart) as well and with the fish we had to ask what size tank they had set up and had to make sure even the fish were going to the right home. One lady was trying to buy a small beta bowl and a koi fish to put in it... 😅 she was upset when I told her we couldn't sell her the fish.

@inklypse4248

3 ай бұрын

@@kaylahowell4094 Holy *carp*, good call on the store's part! We got a lot of that kind of stuff with the hamsters, actually.

@BlendedBarbieDoll

2 ай бұрын

Sass and hatred 😂

I rescued an abused hamster from a pet store. The shop owner said they had got him from a family because he was "too much work". I explained that I could take care of them and showed my other hamsters to them and they gave him and some supplies over for free. We named him Mad Max and he lived a happy life until he passed on later down the road. I'm so happy I got to care for the little guy while I could ❤️

@chrisjohnston7403

5 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kindness to Mad Max. May you be richly rewarded for your kindness!

@Lidia_AF

5 ай бұрын

That’s very sweet of the store for caring and even gifting you things.

@kamlachuraman7190

5 ай бұрын

“Too much work”. I hope they don’t have a dog.

@1ofCornPopsBigBadB_____ez

5 ай бұрын

Hamsters are one of the easiest pets in the world to care for! And they only live a few years. If u can't take GREAT care of a hamster then u should NEVER OWN ANY KIND OF PET EVER!!!!

@thefackingmanuel

5 ай бұрын

The last hamster i had was a russian dwarf hamster named spooky that came back to the store at 4 months old underfed and weak it had a average life expectancy of 1.5 years the shop owner said but we managed to make it live for 4 whole years after we ended up having to put it down due to a lethal infection plus cancer behind the eyes which we couldn't have known until it was too late their eyes were litteraly slowly being pushed out of their eyesockets by the tumorgrowth and they were in such pain that instead of biting your finger at the cage she would lick us instead and cuddle against our finger which was the point i figured out something was wrong we burried him after his forever sleep medication in the backyard next to my previous rats and other hamsters we had before all always recognizable due to a big heart rock right above their boxes yes we make actual wooden coffins for them at the size they are at they will slowly decomp in the ground and return to nature as nutrients for the garden to thrive in their honor we have loads of veggies fruits herb and spices and we are grateful for our friends to be watching over them when we're not home❤ R.I.P to all pets lost

That was the most shocked look on the hamsters face...."like it's...KLEEN?!"

This is how I ended up with my tiny best friend, a 5 pound Chihuahua. An awful woman used to buy purebred and exotic pets on craigslist, then when they lost novelty she would stop caring for them and just buy another. My tiny dog and two others were tossed out in the yard where they would cry, and freeze, and be fearful in the dark. The neighbors got sick of hearing them cry and did the reasonable thing, throw poison into the yard. This killed two of the dogs, so the husband finally mustered enough compassion to give away the surviving dog. There's no question in my mind that how a human being treats animals says a lot about their integrity in many other areas.

@lamoinette23

Ай бұрын

omg!!! that's awful!!! those poor dogs didn't deserve that. thank you for saving the surviving one.. horrible horrible people!!

@user-jp9jt8jw1z

7 күн бұрын

That is horrid I hope she is ashamed

A while back, my sister moved out and left her hamster in my basement and didn't even tell me about it. I was down there cleaning one day and heard noises, and found her scratching around in her tiny cage for food. We gave her a big tank with tons of soft bedding to tunnel through and everything. We spoiled her until she passed a couple months later. It just seemed so cruel to me that my sister just left her to die alone in the dark. We loved getting up every morning and watching her wake up and peek her little head about with her sleepy little eyes. So precious.

@sleepygirl8005

4 ай бұрын

Your sister is a sociopath

@ashleenicole71

4 ай бұрын

Did you ask your sister why she didn't tell you? I'd keep a wary on her after that👀

@sleepygirl8005

4 ай бұрын

Your sister is a sociopath

@sleepygirl8005

4 ай бұрын

She has some serious issuess

@Chiller-pc1dv

4 ай бұрын

Poor baby didn't deserve that.....

You are an incredible soul. You are part of a rare lot. NEVER change.

@AllieStark07

5 ай бұрын

Thank you so much :)

@caitlinnance9431

5 ай бұрын

Literally NEVER change despite what anyone says

@weirdonoid7291

5 ай бұрын

​@@AllieStark07you're kind, stay how you are ❤

@Momoolein

5 ай бұрын

Kind people are not that rare. Its just easier to talk about negative people 😢❤

@user-alexxxablack

5 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I don't understand people who will get an animal, only to treat it like dirt in the corner and get rid of it like it's an old lamp. Those people aren't even human. How can they not want to spoil the ever-living fuck out of these beautiful creatures and make their every day happy and watch them jump and look happy

@Porook

Ай бұрын

Neglected pets have a much better life than the farm animals you eat.

@0422Juls

Ай бұрын

@@Porook what the fuck are you talking about lmaooo. Psycho

@0422Juls

Ай бұрын

@Porook like seriously, what point are you even trying to make, psycho? That it's fine to neglect animals cos its better than what farm animals have? Like what is even the point in what you said? You're sick in the head. It's not only annoying that you assume what I eat, but you also assume that being neglected is worse than living in a pasture and not being neglected. You're SICK. OBVIOUSLY some animals that are bred for slaughter NEED TO be treated better. However, not all are treated badly and a lot of people dont get their meat from places that abuse animals, especially those that live on farms specifically...and I certainly wouldn't call the "metal animal jails" farms. Seriously, you're sick for comparing the two and creating an even more disgusting "point". "Much better life than".... You're disgusting. Idgaf what YOU think is "BETTER" IT DOESNT MAKE IT OK

@Laney.R00

Ай бұрын

@@Porookstfu and stop acting pretentious. You don’t know a damn thing about any of these people. I don’t eat meat. Stop assuming crap about strangers on the internet. It’s why people have such hatred toward non meat eaters.

@rosiepayne7712

Ай бұрын

​@@Porookhow tf can a neglected animal have a better life?? Moron!

This warmed my heart, to know that there are people like you, who help the poor babies 🐹

My husband worked at PetSmart years ago. They had a hamster that the other hamsters mauled. He rescued her, and, after she recovered, we got her for free as "damaged goods". (We also then had to spend over $100 on a cage/bedding/toys...) She lived to be four. Not the most exciting pet I've ever had, but she seemed happy.

@TheRosieBoy

4 ай бұрын

This reminded me of the first hamster I got. My husband bought him for me as a surprise. When I opened that box, I started crying. I instantly loved him. He had wet tail though, so I called petsmart to see what I'm supposed to do and they said that we can return him and get a new one, like he was a pair of pants. I told them "no, I just want him to get better" and they took him for a week and called me to come and get him because he was all better. I loved that hamster with my whole heart and cried for 3 months after he passed away. He was bestest friend, even my dad (he stayed with us for a bit) was shocked with the relationship I had with a hamster. The next hamster we got, my mom (this time it was her staying with us for a bit) was shocked to see how I treated my ham hams. They never treated their animals well, unless it was a dog. Even the cats we had, growing up, wasn't treated well because in my mom's exact words "cats are a dime a dozen". She was also shocked about how I treat my cat and that changed her whole perspective on them. She now has a catio for hers and freaks out if he leaves for a couple days. She thought I was being mean because I don't let my cat roam outside forever and that he gets supervised outside time and doesn't leave the yard. But, fails to realize how mean it is to dump cats out in the middle of the desert.

@blackburned

4 ай бұрын

​@TheRosieBoy you sound like a really caring person. Completely agree with you that any time that cats are outside should be heavily supervised. My MIL walks her cat in her neighborhood on leash. Unsupervised, they can wreck havoc on the environment, as they are phenomenal ambush hunters and can hunt to extinction our endangered native species. Plus they are at risk of coyote attacks, vehicles hitting them, etc. so it's really better all around

@Chiller-pc1dv

4 ай бұрын

4 is pretty old for a hammy, you must've done an amazing job with her! Especially with her having been injured! I know she loved you very much and gave her a great life!

@Chiller-pc1dv

4 ай бұрын

​​​@@TheRosieBoyI get it, small animals are just as unique and full of personality as dogs or cats. They build strong bonds with people, and can be affectionate. My guinea pig, before he passed away a few months ago, wasn't a cuddler, he showed his love and affection through mostly just hanging out with you, enjoying your company. He only was a cuddler when he was scared or stressed after vet visits (nail trims, because I have hand tremors/shakey hands), I would hold him up to my chest, and he would nuzzle into my neck as I told him it was ok, momma's here. He was my best friend, but more than anything, he was my baby. He passed at 6 years old. I miss him everyday. He was the big tough man type, throwing his weight around, violently rearranging his furniture lol, yanking the hay from his manger before sticking his face in it to eat it. Loudly drinking water. He also bounced back from problems like it was nothing, heck he survived a 6 hour plane ride like a champ. He also loved to watch his shows. He'd sit there and watch what was on, turn, grab some hay, put his attention back to his shows as he ate the hay in his mouth like popcorn. He was silly, very smart, strong, but also a sensitive momma's boy, and a diva. He was a complicated lil guy, but it's clear he saw himself as 10 feet tall. Gregarious and boisterous, just a big, friendly, goofy personality, who loved being a star.

@minimaladjacent

4 ай бұрын

hamsters are loners unless breeding them.. they should have been separated.

I used to use large plastic bins and combine them to make it even bigger. That was how my hamsters lived. They had toys, chew things, food, water, and I cleaned their cage every single week. I’ve had three hamsters in my lifetime. My first one was named lemons she was always my favorite. My second one I got was Naruto he bit my mom, but I still love him. My third one is bear. One of my cousins gave me him and he’s the one that lived the longest and I still love him. It was sad how they died… lemons, and bear that the same way they chewed on their house from Petsmart lemons died before bear because we did not know what the cost of her death met because she chewed inside the house, not outside.

Thank you for taking the beautiful hamster and providing it with such a clean, wonderful home, and love!

I hate how small domesticated rodents are neglected and abused. We should treat them like dogs and cats, their our pets and responsibility, they deserve our love. This video makes me happy

@melissastory1993

4 ай бұрын

100%. Even though I was 9-12ish, I treated mine like a member of the family. She had a big 3 level cage with tubes going all over, but I also let her out to roam around as much I could. She was big and could fit a ferret leash, so I would take her out to play in nature all the time. I read all the books, researched all the different types of food she could and couldn’t eat, and pretty much every dollar I had went to her. When we took a road trip, she came with us. She had to, there was no way I was leaving her with someone else who might not give her the same love and care as I would. When she got a big lump and the vet recommended I put her down, I was devastated. She was my best friend. We had a funeral for her and I made scrapbook pages of all our adventures.

@queenkoi

4 ай бұрын

It's not just rodents, it's everything. I did animal rescue for years and from horses to alligators, you see this all across the spectrum. People suck, sad but true. However, if you care and want to put the time in you can help another living being and totally change their world. ❤

@Horus-j3f

15 күн бұрын

NO

I was at one of "those stores" one day, when they had some cats from the shelter for adoption. I witnessed a woman and several children, looking at the kittens. The children were begging their mom to let them have a kitten. I heard Mom tell them that since they already had a cat, they couldn't get a kitten. The kids countered with a suggestion that they take their adult cat to a shelter, then get the kitten. Mom didn't even hesitate to agree with that. I was horrified & told one of the kids that they couldn't just throw their other cat away. The child said they wouldn't do that, they would just bring her back to the store. It's no wonder our society has no idea how to take care of Anything--alive, or not! It's so sad. 😢 Thank you for being kind to this tiny furbaby. ❤

@homegrownharvest211

5 ай бұрын

Omg that’s horrific - u know those kids won’t hesitate to put mum in a home when the time comes. So sad. Poor cat

@carolynp.647

5 ай бұрын

Humans being inhumane😢

@lostineggsaisle

5 ай бұрын

My 4-year-old wants a cat and we have an older dog that hates cats. One day he said we could just take her to my boyfriend's parent's house, so we could get a cat, lol. He loves our dog and really had no idea what he was saying at the time, but it was kind of funny. Of course we said absolutely not and explained to him that we can't get rid of our dog like that and that he would miss her. He agreed and went on about his day.

@sid9326

5 ай бұрын

​@@lostineggsaisle yeah I'm sure he don't understand how life would be with the dog at his grandparents house. If someday he tells you the same thing, give your dog a lil vacation to their house, it could be a teaching moment for your son, and for him to understand how the house will be without the family pet that he knows and love

@mangala666

5 ай бұрын

I work at a (small, mom and pop style) pet store. The number of calls we get about “can we take back this or that Guinea pig” combined with people asking for “cheap, rehomed Guinea pigs” blows my mind. Folks want pet turtles for their 5 year old kid and I’ll be like, “just so you know, this turtle will be with you still when you go off to college, when you graduate. When you get your doctorate. When you meet your future spouse. When you have kids.”

Thank you for doing this! The world needs more people like you. Never stop being amazing!

She was powerless. Thank you for showing mercy. She is innocent ❤

My friends daughter drowned a hamster by giving it a bath 😢 please make sure you educate your kids on pets. They are living creatures with beating hearts and feelings. I cried when he told me about it. Thank you for saving this baby ❤

@angry-lucky-catty

5 ай бұрын

My parents basically made me research and explain to them how I would care for my gerbils before they’d consider buying them for me. I think that was a good way of doing it.

@pipgirl7352

5 ай бұрын

Holy shit this would scar me for life if I was that kid

@lyerliar-nt7xw

5 ай бұрын

i hate when children get involved with animals. they're CHILDREN. children are stupid. they don't have the capacity to be responsible.

@straneas3099

4 ай бұрын

​@@angry-lucky-cattyomg that's IS a good way of doing it! Definitely will do that it I get kids

@Ikajo

4 ай бұрын

​@@angry-lucky-catty Gerbils are definitely one of the most mistreated pets out there, kudos to your parents.

I volunteer at a shelter and it never ceases to break my heart when I see animals that were adopted previously over the holidays are either returned or come back as strays.😢

@kinglinus3708

5 ай бұрын

I rather they be return to shelter than be out on street

@May-us5rj

5 ай бұрын

😅😊😊😊😊😊​@@kinglinus3708

@sh4rkss

5 ай бұрын

my boyfriend works at a humane society and i can always tell how much it breaks his heart when he notices a dog has been returned for some reason or another :(

@zoecoote3746

5 ай бұрын

Yeah the actual percentage they worked out overall is something absolutely huge. It’s terrible.

@quackerzsis99

5 ай бұрын

It’s so sad. My kitty that my husband and I adopted had been returned to the rescue because the people who adopted her let her go outside, she got worms, and they didn’t want to deal with treating them. We’re glad in a way though, because now she’s in her real forever home and we would never give her up.

That face! Thank you for rescuing this sweet baby!

I love you for doing this for that precious animal. Makes me cry when I think of all those poor animals suffering needlessly at the hands of stupid selfish humans. They make me ashamed to be part of the human race. People like you hun, make me proud to be a part of the human race. Love you gf

Hamsters run 5 miles in the wild. They require a LOT of space and enrichment. Most pet stores don't even sell the right sized wheels for them. If you want a hamster, you will spend more money than getting a dog. Hamsters are VERY expensive and 99% of things will have to be ordered online. They only live a few years. There isn't a commercial diet that is good for them, so you have to mix multiple brands. Tubes are dangerous, balls are dangerous and wire wheels are dangerous. Don't keep hamsters together, never do a full cage clean unless they get mites. They love organic baby food puffs. Do not get a syrian, they require tons more room, and even if you give them a giant 10 foot long enclosure, they will still be grumpy and hate you, especially females. Hamsters are NOT for beginners or for children or teens. Hamsters are an advanced adult pet that costs a lot of money, especially at the vet.

@alis49281

4 ай бұрын

I actually love the trend of using large Aquariums or Multi-Level connected cabinets with earth, plants and dry leaves, branches and everything in them. It can look like a piece of nature during the day and and at night you see your hamster explore, dig and forage for food. It still needs to be cleaned and is more work, but it looks so pretty.

@ernie39

4 ай бұрын

it's awful that they're marketed as a beginner/easy pet when they have these sorts of needs

@mobstercrow7515

4 ай бұрын

@@ernie39 They are VERY advanced pets and cost a lot of money. Adopting a dog and all of the supplies needed for a dog is cheaper than a hamster which is pretty crazy.

@margottenenbaumz

4 ай бұрын

All it takes is simple research. People are just lazy. I wanted a guinea pig but realized I would essentially need a 2 bedroom home so that they could have their own room because I would only give my pet the best life possible. I couldn’t afford that kind of move so I got a cat!

@mobstercrow7515

4 ай бұрын

@@margottenenbaumz I have three guinea pigs that free roam in my bedroom. They are VERY expensive and take up my entire floor, but it is worth it. I have over 20 pets and they are like my children. I spend more money on them than I do myself. I spend more money on feeding my guinea pigs every month than I do myself. My pets cost a lot of time and money. I'm moving out soon and I'm also working on getting my first job, going to HISET classes twice weekly, studying hours a day for the HISET, preparing for college, and dealing with my health. I have a lot of mental issues and physical issues. I've been anorexic since I was 12 and now I am severely anemic and I have to get iron transfusions soon. I get dizzy often and it's hard to breathe sometimes due to my asthma and anemia. I never let that get in the way of my pets though, they are my #1 priority! I care for my pets more than people care for their children. I've even trained my guinea pigs and chickens! My dog is a retired service dog that I also trained, and I'm getting my new prospect soon which will also be owner trained. Having pets is VERY hard work, luckily I'm great at multitasking and schedules because I'm autistic. Having a plan for everything makes life so much easier!

Hearing the little thing scared made me tear a bit, when I had my hamster he was super scared and not healthy at all. Im so glad he was happy and comfortable with me. People say rodents are dumb, but he knew me and when I was sad. Please take care of any animal, be responsible.

So happy to see a fellow true animal lover! Thanks for giving her a safe, happy, loving home! My daughter is about to be 2 and everyone always comments on how extraordinarily careful she is with all animals. Proud of you!!!❤

I'm so happy she got you as her new momma, now the rest of her life will be better and makeup for the abandonment from before. Bless you ❤

Being traumatized as an adult with the realization of the horrors I committed as a child to my pet hamster (never taking it out of the tiny cage, only having its wheel like once a week because my family hated the sounds it made, definitely lack luster food choices, the list goes on) Now vowing to only allow my kids a pet if we spend a large amount of time learning together about the proper way to care for it before getting anything. I get my parents didn’t really know better, but we had way to many hamsters / guinea pigs / beta fish / other fish that had tiny homes compared to what they should have, and not enough toys/proper food/proper bedding. They just did whatever the petsmart people said was good enough.

@AllieStark07

5 ай бұрын

We can’t change the past but that’s ok :) you’re a better person just for acknowledging this fact…plus now you know for the future-you’re a great mum and Ik im just some random 16yo but my mother was an awful person hence me being in care.You’re doing great :)

@redb.5533

5 ай бұрын

@@AllieStark07 you seem like a very grounded 16yo because of your past. I’m sorry for anything you experienced but it already seems like your the type to break the cycle for your own future children as well. Wish you love, happiness, respect, and security

@PuffKitty

5 ай бұрын

​@@emro164... that's what I was thinking as well. I'm 71 and most of my life I only saw hamsters put in a wire cage with an exercise wheel, wood shavings, and a water tube hooked to the side. Nowadays I think it would be great fun (and a little spendy) to build a hamster paradise.

@milkybongwater

5 ай бұрын

you're not alone, my mom got me a rabbit when I was too young and the less than subpar care and accommodations I could give make me feel guilty 15 years later. all we can do is grow and forgive ourselves for not knowing any better

@thaloblue

5 ай бұрын

It was the adults’ responsibility to teach you how to care for the animal. Not your fault.

It is so upsetting to me how often this stuff happens! It happens to fish, to bunnies and baby chicks on Easter, hamsters and even cats or dogs if they get "too large." If you aren't prepared to have a pet for LIFE, don't get it. They aren't TOYS, they are living beings and usualy all they know, rely on and care about, is you! Thank you so much for giving this little baby a better life. ❤

@SprklezXP

5 ай бұрын

I want baby chick's SO BAD. I already have a hen and she really wants babies, so I figured it's a good idea. You are entirely correct, pets aren't just a toy that you can throw away, they are a commitment. Thankyou for saying this

@emoarrrow

5 ай бұрын

@@SprklezXP Aww, I love chickens. They are much smarter and sweeter than most people give them credit for. ❤️

@LMCorvinus

5 ай бұрын

which is so sad, because starting to keep chickens as pets has been one of the best things I've ever done. no more bugs in my house, and each one is full of personality. plus, silkie chickens look like fraggle rock Muppets, so that just adds to it

@emoarrrow

5 ай бұрын

@@LMCorvinus Aww I'm so happy that they have you to take care of them.

@pagliaccisghost269

5 ай бұрын

I used to be a garbage man. I couldn't do the job because too many people throw away live animals and my heart couldn't take it. Even places like PetSmart and Wallmart throw away live animals. It's disgusting!!!😢🤬😡

shes such a sweetheart 🥺 i feel so awful for small pets in homes that dont care for them, they deserve so much better

Thank you for this. My son is 3. He hasn’t expressed interest in animals aside from our neighbors dog downstairs but if he ever did, I’d be damn sure to drill into his head how important having a pet is. And when you get a pet, it should be a family responsibility. If it’s entering a home of 3 people, then all 3 people should have a hand in taking care of said creature

I’ve seen one too many traumatised hamsters. Their little faces break my heart each time. Humans are not only selfish, but completely ignorant to other creatures having actual thoughts and feelings. I’m glad this little beauty has a loving home to heal in now.

@Porook

Ай бұрын

Do you give the same empathy to the cows, pigs, and chickens whose throats are slit open for your meal?

@ttooee2635

Ай бұрын

@@Porook yup I do, do you?

@Porook

Ай бұрын

@@ttooee2635 I do. But most people here are meat eaters and act like they’re not funding horrific animal abuse every day.

@ttooee2635

Ай бұрын

@@Porook I understand what you are saying. I don't think most know how awful it really is. I wish I didn't.

@Mem0447

Ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@Porookthey wouldn't have to give the *same exact* empathy if it's going down our gross carnivore gullet, vegan. Those animals deserve good lives and I'm very happy production has changed to mainly harmless procedures you're acting like every corporation in the world tortures animals when you don't even know any of the ppl here you have no idea if they know that and instead should make that aware to them with a source 💀 it's not their fault animals r still abused, maybe stop villianizing the average human under a beautiful video about giving a rodent a better home

The way she looked around when you lowered her down into her nice clean home, she looked surprised & to be thinking, “This’s mine! Wow!” Thank you for giving her the love, care & compassion every pet deserves. I’ll never understand how some people treat a living being with such disregard. Those people need to get a plushie, instead of an animal that depends on them and is at their mercy.

@user-ov4wr5yu4r

4 ай бұрын

She was probably thinking "Does this have familiar scent?" followed by "Hey, I could get used to this!" ❣️

@user-ov4wr5yu4r

4 ай бұрын

Yes, but their lifespan is still shorter than a cat or dog. Research before you adopt. I had a six year old mouse years ago btw.

@user-ov4wr5yu4r

4 ай бұрын

Oops replied to wrong comment. Sorry.

@Horus-j3f

15 күн бұрын

we treat our own with disregard get used to it

@joymcclure564

15 күн бұрын

@@Horus-j3f not all of us! Some of us actually CARE about living beings we are responsible for

Thank you for being so kind to even a little soul.

Thank you so very much....u r awesome...not many like u, u are a special person!!!!!

Couldn't agree more. No animal is a gift for a specific moment. It's a life commitment. They are a precious life and should be treated as such. Thank you for making this lil one so happy!!

@Chiller-pc1dv

4 ай бұрын

It should only be a gift under certain circumstances, like someone who is genuinely passionately wanting this pet, and is willing and able to do the research and give proper care and handle the commitment.

I hate people who just lose interest in a pet, it’s disgusting. Poor hamster, I’m glad she found you n has a good home now.

@jennaeveliina313

5 ай бұрын

But you cant really blame the 6 year old for that. Now that the parents got rid of it, all that theyre son learned from this is that when he is no longer interested at something, it can just be thrown away. Adults should know better.

@cloudedfreedom6286

5 ай бұрын

For me it was called mental health. My depression got so bad that I couldn’t wake up and happily say hi to my fishies each morning. I sold them, because it wasn’t appropriate to keep an animal when I was in such a bad mental state. This isn’t the case here, but I do think generalization like this is harmful. It wasn’t my fault I lost interest in my little ones. Shit happens. I wasn’t going to be a good owner. I made the conscious decision to decide it was in their best interest and mine to get rid of them.

@meerkatnip892

5 ай бұрын

I lost interest in my guinea pigs when I was like 12 or so. We decided to give them away to animal lovers (an adult couple). I didn't get another pet because I learned from it - those small pets are not for me. It happens but like... deal with it properly and not at the expense of the animal.

@Horus-j3f

15 күн бұрын

you animal lovers are so damn uptight, worse than vegans

Thank you for giving this precious one a new lease of life. Xxx

I can't get enough of your content.

I'm always telling people that, an animal isn't a toy that you just get rid of when they get tired of playing with it. I love how you took such good care of that sweet little life. Animals have feelings too.

@shelleybelleyHI

5 ай бұрын

Easter is coming up so there are going to be a lot of unwanted rabbits soon. My county is already preparing the shelters for them.

@annaburke8537

5 ай бұрын

I'm just curious do you eat meat?

@patricialoney8919

5 ай бұрын

@@annaburke8537 No I do not eat meat.

@annaburke8537

5 ай бұрын

@@patricialoney8919 good. I feel the same and I can't eat it either. ❤️

@judddaugherty1333

5 ай бұрын

Yes. These morons who think humans are the only life that matters (if they even think that) will be in for a rude awakening once Armageddon kicks in and dragons snatching them up

You are an angel. I'm so thankful that poor baby was rescued by you. Parents NEED to teach their children the value of all living beings so we don't end up with adults who perpetuate this cruel, vane abuse.

They deserve happiness and love ❤️

What a beautiful story! U are a wonderful person! Blessings to u and ur new fur baby!! ♥️

I've always hated that people buy pets for a Christmas or Birthday gift and just forget about them. 😢

Thank you SO much! Hamster's don't often get the care they need. You are wonderful for doing this. If you need tips on proper care, Victoria Raechel's channel is AMAZING

@AllieStark07

5 ай бұрын

Thanks you!!

@andreataliga9160

5 ай бұрын

Absolutely. Thank you on behalf of the hamster

@cv6442

5 ай бұрын

Completely agree. A friend of mine was traumatized as a child because their siblings did not care about the feelings of this small creature. People need to understand that every living creature you take on as a pet deserves the best life you can possibly give them! If not, DO NOT GET THEM!!

@PinkKrystal

5 ай бұрын

Yes I also watch Victoria Rachel's channel, she definitely knows her stuff on these little guys. 😊

You are so beautiful inside and out!! I actually saw the hamster surprised at his new dwelling! So sweet!!!

😭😭 the hesitant "wait, is this MINE?!" look. Thank you for giving her much deserved love

People make fun of me the way I take care of my guineapigs. They mean the world to me and I am basically their whole world. Everything they know are the things I do so I have to do my best for them. I love them so much! You are an amazing human being. Thank you for taking care of Valkeryie.

@hazeldavies6167

5 ай бұрын

I had 2 guinea-pigs. Their personalities were so different. Lovely little creatures 💙

@annika8169

5 ай бұрын

@@hazeldavies6167They really are

@lovrboi

5 ай бұрын

i LOVE guinea pigs so much, they’re the absolute best. i miss the ones i used to have so much, they are so so sweet. i plan on getting another one (or two… or three🤭so they can have friends) in the future. i’m really glad you take great care of them, they deserve it😽

@anacastillo7077

5 ай бұрын

People who make fun of other people for loving their pets so dearly have not experienced true love. I do not envy them. Thank you for taking care of your guinea pigs with such love and dedication. You deserve the world

@tiaralovestacos97

5 ай бұрын

Hunny I’d just like to say that you love on those sweet babies any way you see fit. They’re not paying for the welfare of your cuties. Please pay no mind to such weird comments. I’d love to snuggle a Guinea pig at least once in my life 🤗🫶🏻

Yes.. even hermit crabs. 6 years and counting. ❤. Good on you, life is life 🫶 we all deserve a good one.

You’re a hero. No life is too small to love and cherish for their whole life. Thank you for being such a positive influence.

You are an angel. That poor sweet soul was probably so terrified and you were patient, kind and loving. What a gift you are! ❤️❤️❤️

@jodiphenix5500

5 ай бұрын

I cannot ❤❤❤ this statement enough!

I miss my ratties. All the little angels deserve a wonderful quality life. Thanks for being there for her. 💞

@rose4490

3 ай бұрын

Oh yes, dear heart! I haven't had the blessing of a pet rat in almost 25 years. Domestic fancy rats are some of the sweetest, and most loving pets a person can have. If someone can't have a dog, or cat I always say to get a rat. 🥰🐁🐀

@katiek3396

2 ай бұрын

Me too, I loved my pet rat. Her name was Draco, she was albino and she was so incredibly smart and I taught her to dance for peanuts 😂❤ she had a massive aquarium cage that was the length of my dresser. Anything you could imagine a rat wanting she had. She got a tumor but lived for about two or three years. I saved her from becoming a feeder.

@augustina7298

2 ай бұрын

Same i miss my hamster too

@snowmanplayz4467

Ай бұрын

Rats are smart and affectionate (not to mention adorable) definitely some of the most underrated pets.

hamster was my gateway pet as well.

Thank you for treating her like she should be. Loved!!❤

A stray cat has adopted the staff where I work, we all love our bad tempered cat , many of us have been bitten and scratched by her but still love her . Over the past year she's been a permanent fixture 😂 ... all we've done is shown her a bit of kindness and she keeps our yard free of rats and mice 😊 win,win !

@NikkiC777

5 ай бұрын

That's great, but if it hasn't already been done, someone should get her to the vets so she can get a checkup, and all the vaccines she needs especially a rabies vaccine. Also if she is going to be living at the workplace, she should have some sort of shelter during bad weather or maybe someone could bring her home, or if she's more of a feral cat, or barn cat, maybe bring her to a barn for the winter at least. The rabies vaccine is very important though. People can catch it and not even realize that they have it for months to a year and once they develop the symptoms, it is too late. It is fatal at that point. You'd said people had been scratched, and bitten, and it spreads through bites and also just scratches too, so it is worrisome if she has not gotten a vaccine.

Thank you for taking care of her. I wish people would understand that animals aren’t toys. They deserve love, compassion and care for life.

This poor little baby! Thank you for saving her and giving her a better life.

😢💔 Hamsters are so precious. Welcome home, Valkyrie.

@AllieStark07

5 ай бұрын

❤

@maxineskytta9330

5 ай бұрын

Nooo her name is Pete tho😭😭😭 why the hell can’t girl animals have boy names

@maggpiprime954

5 ай бұрын

@@maxineskytta9330 It's not so much her being called a "boy's" name, but maybe not using the name given by a neglectful family. She's allowed a new start with a fierce and noble name 💪🐹👑💕

@maxineskytta9330

5 ай бұрын

@@maggpiprime954 okayy yeah I understand that! I hope she’s a happy hamster now

Thank you. That is a living creature. It can feel pain, understand neglect, and deserves neither. It’s just an important reminder that we can all do better.

That was very kind to surrendered the animal and give it to you the best person in the world. You are that animal whole world 🌎 ❤

Seeing any animal go from scared and reserved to happy and playful is the best change ever ❤

People don’t think about smaller animals as being commitments often. Had a situation where someone bought a live hermit crab for white Christmas gift exchange. It wasn’t for a specific person (kinda like pass around the gifts until we stop) and the person who got made it clear they didn’t want it (didn’t tell the person who bought). Thankfully someone took it come but I was so mad at the person who brought it because they thought it was “such a unique gift”. Totally ruined the night since no one really cared they brought a live animal just to hand off to someone.

@YouveBeenMegged

5 ай бұрын

Oh yeah, there’s so much fucked up shit involved when it comes to the sale of pet hermit crabs, it’s awful.

@dianeratti5644

5 ай бұрын

Mist people are MORANS !!!

@Horus-j3f

15 күн бұрын

that crab should have been the entree dish for Christmas😂

My heart breaks for this hamster. Animals deserve a fun life. I treated my former hamster like a king. He gets to roam the house in a ball. Then got him a wife and they had kids. I became a grandma of 10. Wish hamsters had a longer life span. Animals are the best thing there is on this planet. They take your stress away, love you unconditionally, gives you joy and happiness, and also teaches us to enjoy the simplicity of life.

@monabrodalen8815

5 ай бұрын

So true.. 😻

@csch810

5 ай бұрын

This was so cute! I’m sure you were a wonderful grandfather!!

@00sof

5 ай бұрын

The last sentence hits home. ❤️

@thecaptainsnark

5 ай бұрын

That's what makes having small animals so rewarding. You can spoil the hell out of them. My gerbil had 1 wire cage on a bottom shelf connected through tubes to two 20 gallon tanks and her penthouse suite 10 gallon tank on the top shelf where she slept. I would block every escape route and let her out to run around my room where she'd climb up onto my shoulder to look around. I once found her tank open but she had escaped just long enough to chew through my fairy lights and then went back inside. So, I must have been doing something right.

@Horus-j3f

15 күн бұрын

So extra

I started crying lol, this was really beautiful

GOD BLESS YOU FOR RESCUING THE POOR BABY ❤❤❤❤

Honestly nothing makes me sadder and angrier than people who treat living things as a toy, just because this animal is small it doesn’t mean it doesn’t need a large space and things to entertain it. Every parent should think of any kind of animal from a fish to a bunny as a real responsibility and tell that to their kids if they really want a pet and if the child is too small to understand then don’t get the pet.

Atta Girl! I know Miss Valkyrie’s life got a million shades brighter, glad to see there’s still humanity out there for these fellas

That poor baby. Thank you for being so good to her. 🤍

Poor baby! Good job looking after her!

I rescued a few Xmas babies in my life. Hamsters, ferrets, and birds. I'm glad there are more people like myself helping these babies. ❤

@hikerguy3895

5 ай бұрын

Don't break that hand of yours patting your back

Thank you for taking her. ❤️And thank you for putting this message out there!!! My son would sometimes be embarrassed by me telling adults not to buy animals for young kids when we would pick up supplies at the pet shop. How do these people not grasp that these little souls rely on humans for EVERYTHING. Food, water, clean shelter and companionship. Keep putting the message out! ❤

@pipermaisiemae1999

5 ай бұрын

That kind of person doesn't need any pets. People who don't have compassion for animals shouldn't be allowed to own them. How hard is it to understand that they have the same feelings that we have

@lizb4156

5 ай бұрын

Keep telling them!

@meemz7098

5 ай бұрын

@@pipermaisiemae1999 👍🏼

@meemz7098

5 ай бұрын

@@lizb4156 I will. 👍🏼

@lisadawnrussell

5 ай бұрын

and stop breeding and selling them. IKR the profit people will continue 💔to profit

The "I know baby, i know" was so sweet i can't even ❤❤

Aw, the little girl looked so happy to have a nice clean living/play space, clean toys and fresh food and water. When I was little we had a precious little Beagle sibling who was cherished and loved. My siblings and I had hamsters, gerbils and mice for pets along with some very large aquariums for our fish. All were kept clean, healthy and happy. Our parents instilled in us a love and respect for creatures great and small. The pandemic made some people 'lonely' so they got a dog or a cat. Many of these horrible people surrendered these pets post pandemic because caring for them was 'time consuming'. That makes me so sad. Fur babies aren't a source of entertainment. They aren't here to amuse you. They are little beings with hearts, souls and feelings.

People suck 🤬🤬🤬thank you for stepping in and helping this poor little thing😘😘😘 such a sweetie❤

@AllieStark07

5 ай бұрын

Always!!

@BizzinBuzzer

5 ай бұрын

It’s just a stupid hamster, no feelings, no emotions can barely think for itself.

@vesnabirek-keklik7137

5 ай бұрын

@@BizzinBuzzer It's a living beeing and deserves to be treated like any other living creature. But don't mind, seems as if you have no clue what i'm talking about ...

@BizzinBuzzer

5 ай бұрын

@@vesnabirek-keklik7137 Nah not all living beings are equal, humans>cat>dog>rabbit>cow>rat>ferret> Hamster>microorganisms

@dikhed1983

5 ай бұрын

​@@BizzinBuzzeryou are really dumb. Every organism on Earth has been evolving for the same amount of time. There is no "superior". Hamsters may not be particularly intelligent, but they have the same complex nervous systems as other animals. They feel pain, fear and anxiety. If you can't take care of an animal, you shouldn't have it in the first place. That is the only point this video is making.

Aww, thank you for doing that! Many people don't realize how much work a hamster is. It doesn't help that a lot of pet stores sell those tiny little hamster cages, making people believe that's all the space they need. Honestly those should be illegal. Can't wait to see his new home once you set it up 😊

@AllieStark07

5 ай бұрын

Facts!!

@michelledawn7446

5 ай бұрын

I had a hamster with my roommate and she had a typical cage but we had the cage inside a table enclosure with tons of toys and treats. She could roam around whenever she wanted and then go back into her cage and sleep. She also had a big wheel. I miss her so much, she passed a few weeks ago.

@noname4998

5 ай бұрын

i just bought a cage for a hamster at pet smart along with the hamster. i cannot believe how small it was.. just got him a huge cage today. so glad he loves it. i 100% agree with you

@sharonhahn88

5 ай бұрын

They love those wheels to run in. Our gerbil also liked to roam the house in his ball when his habitat was getting cleaned.

@coredadventure1

5 ай бұрын

I hate things in tiny little cages !!! I just picture myself there and it makes me nuts. I can't imagine doing it to something else that is totally in your care. I hate the betta fish in the little cups at the pet stores too! I wish they would stop that!!! They have feelings too.... everything does

This breaks my heart. ALL animals deserve love and a good life

Every living creature deserves respect and those smaller than us, we are care takers.

Thank you for giving her a second chance in a healthier and happier environment! My Boomer MIL is exactly that parent that buys animals when she shouldn’t. Did with my husband and his siblings when they were kids, going so far as to brag about throwing my husbands pet rat out of the window because it disgusted her, and luckily he found it alive and had to rehome it so his mother didn’t hurt it again. But she now buys animals for my children. My girls are a bit older and have the compassion necessary to care for animals, but I now have a Parakeet and a new puppy (she’s Klee Kai and Aussie so she’s exhausting rn) that I have to care for on top of the usual responsibilities that come with life. She got my daughter a Beagle puppy when she turned 7 which we wound up taking in and I loved that dog almost like another child, we gave her a great life until she was killed by a hit and run last July. I’m still broken over it and didn’t want a puppy so now I’m not bonding well with this new one. She also got a kitten for herself until he was too rambunctious (as kittens are) so we took him in too, though now he’s my absolute baby and helps with the loss of our dog. But tldr; adults have got to stop getting animals if they have no desire to care for them. They’re alive too. Science has proven they feel emotions, they need nutrition and play time. Small kids don’t really comprehend that so much.

I know they’re not hamsters, but same concept, my mom bought Guinea pigs for my littlest brother (around 10 at the time) and he kept the three of them in a tiny cage (probably 1.5ft x 3 ft with no toys or hides or anything. No socialization. They’d try to hide at the slightest noise but had nowhere to hide. She originally got just one Guinea pig, but I asked her to get it some friends as they’re social creatures. I regret asking for that now. They were not taken care of, the bedding would stink up the whole house as it went so long without changing. I was moved out at this point so I didn’t know how bad it really was until it was too late. They eventually thirsted to death. Everyone there just let it happen. I would implore my brother or mom to just rehome them when I visited, but they wouldn’t. It makes me physically sick to think about the quality of those little Guinea pigs’ lives and their deaths. I wish I hadn’t asked for friends for the one because the other two suffered for it.

@whoevenknows762

4 ай бұрын

I probably woulda taken them at that point.... visit and sneak them out. That's horrible... some people really don't deserve to be around animals 😭

@atoxiclullaby1

4 ай бұрын

@@whoevenknows762 can’t really sneak anything when you don’t have a key and there are cameras, plus, like I said, I didn’t know how bad it had gotten towards the end until they were gone. I knew the cage was inadequate and their bedding wasn’t getting changed from when I had visited occasionally, but I didn’t know they weren’t getting water until I visited and they weren’t there anymore. I asked and my older younger brother told me finally. But yea, some people are lesser than animals and shouldn’t have any.

@rosie9157

4 ай бұрын

I have a guinea who was rescued from a situation with little kids. Honestly, it's sad the mistreatment they suffer.

@stillhere1425

4 ай бұрын

Horrible but not your fault. Anyone not raised in a closet knows animals need water and nutrition. Same happened to me with a beloved sibling who just got socially busy but I could have taken over…I know how it hurts!

Thanks for doing this. Even though she bit you you pushed thru and made sure she was save and happy ❤️

Thank you for taking her in and giving her a clean place to call home and giving her a brand new lease on life! ❤❤

I rescue animals but mostly cat and dogs. Thanks for shedding light that smaller animals need proper care and life long commitment too! ❤ That baby is very lucky to have you.

Poor little bean! Thank you for giving her a second shot 💚

Thank you for saving her❤❤You're are absolutely Amazing ❤

This makes me so happy I’m crying

Thank you for taking the time to care for this hamster. It’s the forgotten animals that suffer greatly but want to give love the most. 🙏🏽

If that is pine shavings please be aware it'll give her a respiratory disease! Use unbleached paper bedding 🥰 she can burrow a lot more too. Thanks for helping this hammy ♥️

@islandsicedtea

5 ай бұрын

yes my childhood guinea pig got a lung disease i think from wood shavings

@Rainxiety

5 ай бұрын

Hopefully it's aspen, its the same color

@minimaladjacent

4 ай бұрын

she probably knows and its the right kind. shavings can look the same.

Thank you for taking care of her and showing her love!

We need people like you.

😭 this is why Rescuing so important that little hamster could have ended up anywhere but she landed in a amazing home with a great hamster parent

As newlyweds our first pet was a hamster. We named him Swueeku. He was nocturnal and our first few nights he kept us awake with his squeaky little exercise wheel. He was cute , affectionate and even got loose once or twice, forcing us to move appliances to rescue him. He liked riding in the car He'd sit on the dash board and look out the window. One day he seemed not quite himself, and as a couple of days went by, we became so concerned, we took him to the vet . The vet looked him over and informed us he was dying of old age!He was only 2 yrs old! We were crushed ! That little guy brought us love and laughter and losing him was for us a tragedy.We held each other and sobbed. We had him buried at Bubbling Wells Pet Cemetery . It actually made our love for each other stronger. Seems funny . But we made 47 years together . Having Squeaky in the beginning ,and all we did after had helped to bond us . I still remember the little handful of joy

@beverleybalshaw9119

5 ай бұрын

😍🐹😍 Lovely!

Thank you for doing this for her. You have a kind heart. Winter whites are super curious and one can spend over 20mins just watching them bustle around their toys and climbs. I loved all my 6 hamsters from the moment I adopted them till they passed of old age.

The hamster just said AHHH,NOW IM HOME❤❤❤❤❤❤❤THANK YOU!!!!!

So happy you gave this little baby a better life. What goes around comes around, both good and bad!💯💯💕

Hamsters have so short lives, it's incredible that some people can't even fully commit to that.