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I'm a 52 year old woman I could do without this stress at my age ha ha Oh well best do some work now! |
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If its so small could it have been taken from a breeders garden by a bird? I suppose small time breeders wouldnt always be known about so finding out could be a problem. The best you can do is take good care of him/her and see what happens. Fingers crossed that whatever happens its the right outcome. I strongly believe that if someone hasnt come forward with in the next 7 days then she/he wont be claimed. Your doing all that you can, just a couple more phone calls and you will have all areas covered, after that its just wait and see. Good luck and Best Wishes Vicky, Georgie and Freddie xx |
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I'm actually wondering whether this might not be a theft instead of a lost tort'? It might explain why no neighbours have lost one. After all, it won't have appeared out of thin air.Perhaps might even be one of those pinched lot posted on this forum, sold on, bought in a pub off a 'bloke' and when the kids found it boring, simply let go.It seems really strange that someone would pay a lot of money for a pet, then simply let it fend for itself and nobody knows about it. I mean, my neighbours know about a new pet if I get one cos I natter about it or they see it over the fence or whatever. If a nearby neighbour had lost it, you would think that they'de ask the neghbours either side if it was in their garden wouldn't you? Which makes me wonder if it's come from far away and not by it's own legs if you get my drift.
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I know exactly how you feel. You should hear some of the things I have been told by the Garda. It really makes you upset. Don't worry though, I think you have been doing a great job and I agree with fenwoman, how strange, it didn't just appear out of no where in a cloud of smoke, but have you considered they do not want it found. I know it sounds strange but I have had it happen before, someone has something & very few people actually know about it, they couldn't be bother trying to resell (it does happen even after forking out a small fortune) so they release or dump it somewhere. Just a thought to consider but let us know how it goes. Oh and I do know this is probably not the case. Hugs all the way from Eire, don't be upset your doing great. ![]()
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What number is / was on it?
If it's a high number, it may well be from an import, a lot of imported tortoises have numbers on them up to the hundreds. Some breeders also put numbers on but it would probably be a fairly low number. If it was illegally imported then sold on then perhaps the owner didn't care that much for it at all anyway.... but if it's a breeders and was stolen it could have travelled a few hours away to be sold on or dumped.
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(wont put exact number down in case someone reading this and claims her as theirs!) She is obviously not local now as someone somewhere would have come forward by now 4 days on. |
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I live in Bristol, she's so tiny, I'm becoming of the opinoion she may have been brought in by a bird or cat from a few mils away.
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