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I went to my local pet shop the other day and i saw three 2.5 inch axies for sale i was really shocked to see their condition they where where in out of the three of them none had any legs and pretty much looked sick they just did not look good i would have brought them if i had the space but i could not. So i just walked straight out of there why to people in pet shops seem to not care about them. I have never seen the for sale where i live.
 
personaly i think its just because they just dont care about the animals they just interested in the money but place run by people that actualy like the animals is better
 
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