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Mocca (Baby Boy) ♡
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Mocca is now living with Springhawk - go here to see his recent photos
(set) Springhawk's Mocca photos
Atttention: Since 30th May, Mocca is
living in his new Happy Home with Springhawk in Czech Republic. I now love him (and
miss him) from afar :)
THE STORY OF BABY BOY MOCCA
In short, I SAVED HIS LIFE!
Ok, listen to this...
On Wednesday evening, on our way home,
we were passing a pet shop I got Chmurka
and Szarotka from. It was already closed
(it was 9pm). I wanted to look though
the window at the small baby hammies.
And, SUDDENLY...
I saw a baby hammie walking around
freely, climbing gerbils' cage! I have
NO IDEA how it had escaped from the cage
- the cage was closed, other hammies
were inside. It will remain a
mystery...
Anyway - I had to do SOMETHING. The
shop was empty / closed, but the lights
were on, and the door was open (so that
animals could get fresh air during the
night) - but, there was an iron grating.
I tried to find the pet shop owner's
phone number, but failed. WHAT should I
do now?
The hammie would be quite probably
trampled to death by accident by either
the owner or the clientele the next day.
Or maybe he would have luck?
BUT, then I looked and thought hard -
the holes in the iron grating were so
low that the Hammie could easily climb
it and get outside and end up straight
in the street! And then - get trampled
by crowd, get run over by car, die of
hunger, cold, well you know - it's just
a tiny BABY!
Stay inside - get trampled. Get outside
- die for sure...
So, I waited for him near the iron
grating, praying that he will come here,
and that I will manage to suddenly CATCH
him! So there he was, coming closer and
closer to the grating, I put my hand
through it... and... I CAUGHT HIM!!! :)
Threw him into the bag and ran home as
fast as I could, praying he's still
alive from the stress and so on... He
was OK. Very lively, not even too
shocked or stressed. A healthy brave
boy!
And so I had to keep him.
You may ask, why didn't I take him back
to the pet shop the next day? Well, at
first I was going to. But you know how
it is. 1st thing: he didn't have a
luxurious life in the pet shop. He lived
in a small cage with his siblings, no
toys, no wheel, no treats, no nothing
(it turned out later on that the pet
shop owner hadn't even notice the
hammie's disappearance). 2nd thing: I
really didn't want him to end up as
snake food *shudder*. It happens quite
often, sadly... Of course, maybe some
good person would come and get him and
give him a good home. But could I be
sure??? Now that I saved his life, got
to know him, noticed how friendly and
beautiful and wonderful he is, and got
attached to him - I felt responsible for
him... and wanted all the BEST for him.
And then, the search for a GOOD HOME
began... Now Mocca is happy with
Springhawk :)
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items are from between 04 Jun 2007 & 01 Jul 2008.