Moon's Graden

by **D. Colette Thoma** » Sun, 03 May 1998 04:00:00

Have you made arrangements for your pets future? Easy to use,
personalized forms to let people know how to take care of your pet and
what to do with your pet if you are no longer there. Visit our site
http://www.wagnpurr.com. You've taken your pet into your home, don't
forget its life is in your hands.
--
When asked whether I would ever have children, my pat response would
always be,

"The only children I would have will bark or meow."

D. Colette Thomas, Wag N' Purr Plus. http://www.wagnpurr.com
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by **Frederick Wilso** » Sun, 03 May 1998 04:00:00

Quote:

> Have you made arrangements for your pets future? Easy to use,
> personalized forms to let people know how to take care of your pet and
> what to do with your pet if you are no longer there. Visit our site
> http://www.wagnpurr.com. You've taken your pet into your home, don't
> forget its life is in your hands.
> --
> When asked whether I would ever have children, my pat response would
> always be,

> "The only children I would have will bark or meow."

> D. Colette Thomas, Wag N' Purr Plus. http://www.wagnpurr.com
> For E-mail responses, remove "antispam." from address

A post on another NG recently pointed up the importance of this. A man
found himself the owner of two Amazons when a relative suddenly could no
longer care for them due to illness. The man had never owned or wanted
a bird of any kind, but seemed to be attempting to do his best for his
new family. How much better would it have been had the relative made
arrangements in advance.

TA
FAW

by **Cal and Margie Adam** » Mon, 04 May 1998 04:00:00

Just wondered if it is common for a CAG to lay an egg and not incubate it
right away. Ours has an egg, but my hubby thinks they are not incubating it
yet. TIA for any responses.

Margie Adams

by **Scott Dudl** » Tue, 05 May 1998 04:00:00

On Sun, 3 May 1998 09:53:41 -0400, "Cal and Margie Adams"

Quote:

>Just wondered if it is common for a CAG to lay an egg and not incubate it
>right away. Ours has an egg, but my hubby thinks they are not incubating it
>yet. TIA for any responses.

>Margie Adams

They'll often wait until there are several eggs in the nest before
they actually begin to incubate them.

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