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11-12-2008, 09:04 PM
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The staff report said that the National Federation of Humane Societies has issued a position statement against pet rental franchises in the interest of eliminating practices that devalue the worth and sanctity of animals.
How does renting an animal devalue it's worth? They are still edible.
How does renting an animal devalue it's worth? They are still edible.
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11-13-2008, 06:13 AM
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Quoted from FLEXPETZ.com.
Please note that at time of registration, you will be billed for the following: the in-home introduction session at $150,00; an annual administration fee of $99.00; your first month's membership fee of $99.00 (prorated to the first of the following month); the four minimum monthly Daily Doggy Time usage days at $45.00 per day (also prorated to the first of the following month).
Thats $550.00 F'n dollars!! My dog doesnt cost that a year.
Please note that at time of registration, you will be billed for the following: the in-home introduction session at $150,00; an annual administration fee of $99.00; your first month's membership fee of $99.00 (prorated to the first of the following month); the four minimum monthly Daily Doggy Time usage days at $45.00 per day (also prorated to the first of the following month).
Thats $550.00 F'n dollars!! My dog doesnt cost that a year.
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