Im on a rescue mission today.

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I got a phone call from a friend who is an estate agent. He had to evict a tenant as they didn't look after the house. The house was checked for any abandoned pets and was given the 'all clear', That was a month ago.

My friend walked in with the owner yesterday and found an axolotl in very poor condition.
Its now in clean water and in his fridge.
I will be picking it up in an hour.

I hope i can help this little fella.

Wish me luck.
 
The axolotl passed away lastnight.
It had no legs, was full of fungus and had half a tail.
I saw some photos, it had a tank friend but it died and was well
decomposed in the tank.

Im so heartbroken right now :(
 
dvsgal said:
The axolotl passed away lastnight.
It had no legs, was full of fungus and had half a tail.
I saw some photos, it had a tank friend but it died and was well
decomposed in the tank.

Im so heartbroken right now :(
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This is just devastating :( I really feel for you right now and well done for being there when they were in need. I'm just so sad you weren't able to get to them before it was too late but that certainly wasn't your fault. It's so tragic when an animal has to go through such torture. Sending hugs!
 
Thanks everyone for your support.

I buried the axolotl in the garden bed where we grow
our roses.

May the little fella RIP
 
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