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I have discovered cavycages.com so I am building one of those, but I saw
something else on another page I was curious about.
It was a stackable cages, that looked a lot like a shelf of drawers. I
thought if anyone had a few of those, maybe they could help out a rescue
shelter. Whenever the cavies 'time is up' in the shelter, it could be
moved to the "volenteers" place. In my case, I would have to drive
3-4 hours to get to a pig shelter. So If I opened up my own, it would
be the only one for miles around!
But another thought about that is, those shelf-cages look small. I don't
know if it would be very nice to keep one in there for long. And I know
I could not run a shelter, because the first time someone came to me
wanting one, and they looked like people who probably wouldn't care for
it, I wouldn't give them one.
I could always tell them to bring it back to me if they don't like it.

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"`Eddies,' said Ford, `in the space-time continuum.'
`Ah,' nodded Arthur, `is he? Is he?'"
-- Arthur failing in his first lesson of galactic physics in four years.
Hitchiker's Guide.
Http://lifeonmars.isCool.net -the way it should be.

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Of course you wouldn't let a cavy be adopted by someone who does not take
the best care of them.. this is the solution the Dutch Cavy Foundation
(Sichting Cavia) came up with:
--The Cavy Foundation stays the official owner of the cavy for a while.
That's why we'll ask you to contact the Foundation if there are any problems
with the cavy.
After approximately one month, the Cavy Foundation will contact you to hear
if all is going well. If this is the case, you'll officially become the
owner of the cavy.--
This quote comes from http://www.stichtingcavia.com/engels/ might be nice to
take a look there :-)

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