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Sad but true story.
« Thread Started on Oct 15, 2004, 2:58pm »

Okay this is a true story I read in school.

There was once two sisters and a brother. They also had a dog (german shepard) and a tiny dwarf hamster. one day one of the sisters and the boy took their hamster to their friend's house and forced it to mate. It took almost all day until the hamsters would finally go near each other but it worked.

Not long after eight baby dwarves were born. The smallest sister Theresa hadn't known about the mating but loved the hamsters anyway. The children kept the baby hamster a secret for almost two weeks. Then the older boy and girl made a plan to put on a show for their parent and theresa, They set up chairs outside and hung a big sheet along the clothes line and put behind it a fish tank full of fish, the dog on a leash and tha hamster cages.

Later that day the boy and girl put on their show. What the did was take all the fish out and put them on the ground. Then they put the hamsters in the water the fish were in and began kicking the dogs. Theresa burts into tears. She pulled all the hamsters out of the water and cradld them in her jacket took the fish and the dogs leash and ran as fast as she could to her best friends house. You wouldn't believe it but all the animals recovered and the girl was adopted by her best friends parents. Theresa said when she was older thast she was appauled and her siblings and her parents who laughed at the performance.

Later...
Theresa bacame a vet who also owns a pet shelter and saves abused animals. He siblings were banned from all pet stores near them and had to go to pzet summer programs where they learned to love animals. All was well. :-X