Axie posted on Seattle Craigslist needs home/rescue!!

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I found this ad while perusing Craigslist. This little guy needs a home with a savvy owner! I don't have the funds but maybe someone on the board does.

Axolotl and tank
https://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/pet/5295463335.html

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Listing has been removed. Hope the little guy found a good home!
 
I hope he found a home, the listing expired already though.
 
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