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just came home for lunch.
i was munching a carrot, and tapped my hamsters cage for her to come and get some of it, and she didnt answer.
so i rustled about in her cage, trying to get her intrested in coming out....and nowt.
when i opened up her bedding area, she was curled up in a lil ball....dead. :(
flowers, poems and regards welcome.
chocolate appreciated. ;)
Molly.
http://hometown.aol.co.uk/Lynne1977uk/Mvc-110s.jpg
R.I.P
shoot i was happy......i thought you were talking about molly hatchet! :lol:
>>molly hatchet
:(
bye bye molly, im sure you had a good life, hope lilmiss didnt keep you awake alot :P
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I feel for you.........
just let "the Bighamster" take Molly to Hamsterheaven... Molly will have a nice life there.
I hope you keep good memories to your Pet, that will help you. :rolleyes:
It is always sad to loose a pet you cared for.
Sorry for Your lost lilmiss :(
R.I.P Molly
Awwww :( Poor Molly
Sorry lilmiss..
lilmiss>>http://hometown.aol.co.uk/Cjcooljonno/hug.gif<<Jonno
Jonno :(
Poor Molly.
Poor lilmiss.
Hugs for you. :(
Poor Molly :(
It surprising how attached we get to those little critters, when my son's hamster died a few months ago, I was devastated. :(
(((((((((lilmiss)))))))))
I'm sorry to hear that Lilmiss :(
awww....tanks you guys. :)
i must admit, i was a lil teary earlier.
she was a horrible, bad mannered, vicious thing......how i loved her. :(
anyways, in about 3 hours, i have Salvador the kitten arriving.
Molly didnt like Salvador anyways.
thanks rgx, thats cute!
How about chocolate flowers?
http://www.marzipanworld.com/acatalo...wers%20jpg.jpg
http://www.mcbriens.net/liam/img/smilies/wavesad.gif
Isn't that always the way? ;)Quote:
Originally posted by lilmiss@29 October 2003 - 13:05
she was a horrible, bad mannered, vicious thing......how i loved her. :(
Little shittin' animals! :)
chocolate flowers!!!
excellent. :P
the rodent would have been chuffed.
she's outside in the bin at the moment, hope it wasnt a false alarm. :huh:
tanks again, feel silly about loosing a hamster, but she had so much character.
and was named after a fantastic band.
....flogging molly. :(
walk away me boy, walk away me boy, and by morning we'll be free, wipe that golden tear, from your (can't remember the word), and raise whats left of the flag for me..Quote:
Originally posted by lilmiss@29 October 2003 - 19:18
chocolate flowers!!!
excellent. :P
the rodent would have been chuffed.
she's outside in the bin at the moment, hope it wasnt a false alarm. :huh:
tanks again, feel silly about loosing a hamster, but she had so much character.
and was named after a fantastic band.
....flogging molly. :(
RIP molly :(
Awww, poor lilmiss! As a consolation, you can have my cat, he's evil and I hate him, yours for free :)
In the mean time, this should keep ya going :D ;
http://www.tomfum.com/images/spliff.jpg
Where would we be without google image search?
thats the ones masta. :D
got Molly just after seeing them live.
tanks bo, a spliff never goes amiss. ;)
(((bo)))
where ya been? :huh:
(hahahahaha)
:P
sorry to hear about it :(
Take care Lilmiss!
Me and my dad just burried our family dog 2 hours ago, she was a bit sick yesterday, this afternoon she had trouble walking and by the time my dad took her to the vet, she [the vet] said she was already dying, but she acted tough! Then we put her to sleep... She was a real sweet loyal hard working dog, and the best mate of my dog, they were always together, always! I loved her!
Molly and Donja, good luck over the bridge, ......and Donja, you will see Boyke again some time soon i'm afraid... http://www.mcbriens.net/liam/img/smilies/wavesad.gif
:( :'(
Hamsters can sometimes go into hybernation.Quote:
Originally posted by lilmiss@29 October 2003 - 17:18
she's outside in the bin at the moment, hope it wasnt a false alarm.
Hamsters can sometimes go into hybernation. [/b][/quote]Quote:
Originally posted by callum+29 October 2003 - 21:21--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (callum @ 29 October 2003 - 21:21)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-lilmiss@29 October 2003 - 17:18
she's outside in the bin at the moment, hope it wasnt a false alarm.
:huh:
lilimiss, quick!
Oh no :o
That would not be good :(
lilmiss, i would advise checking its heartbeat for about 1 min, as animals that hibernate can sometimes have incredibly slow hearts, yet still stay alive
please do check :huh:
it would be sensible.
i fear she has gone out though RGX :(
:(
mind you, she'll still be hibernating when she gets back :lol:
bollocks, I didnt think of that :lol: :lol:Quote:
Originally posted by RGX@29 October 2003 - 21:40
:(
mind you, she'll still be hibernating when she gets back :lol:
:o Even if it was hibernating, it's in the bin now where it'd be too cold!
I did think of that but then i thought they'd probably survive in the wild though? :unsure:
The binmen might come before lilmiss reads this? :o :o
I thought hamsters were bred solely as pets :huh:
EDIT: It's alright anyway, my cat's in the post on his way right now (along with those tix lilmiss :P )
Syrian hamsters can hibernate when there is a sudden change in their environment ie sudden temperature drop, lack of water, etc. A hibernating hamster may appear stiff and cold with little evidence of breathing and many owners have assumed a hibernating hamster to be dead at first.
Careful observation will reveal that the whiskers continue to twitch at intervals if the hamster is hibernating. Due to the fact that hamsters do not 'plan' to hibernate but it is induced by a sudden environment change they should be roused to avoid dehydration and starvation.
The hamster should be placed in a warm room or the temperature of the room increased slightly. The hamster should not be placed near a fire or on a radiator or anywhere in extreme heat. As the hamster begins to rouse the hamster will start to shake and tremble, the body temperature will gradually rise and the twitching of the whiskers will increase. Full arousal from hibernation can often take between 30 and 60 minutes.
Once the hamster is active plenty of food and water should be available and the hamster should be left quietly.
Dwarf Hamsters deal much better with colder temperatures than Syrian Hamsters and are not known to hibernate.
:D
Always there with some info.
Well, it seems like lilmiss's hampster will be ok if she gets back and puts it in a warm room, im sure the bedroom will be the best place for it, what with all the friction created between those sheets recently :lol:
Unless of cours, it's dead ;)Quote:
Originally posted by RGX@29 October 2003 - 22:06
Well, it seems like lilmiss's hampster will be ok if she gets back and puts it in a warm room, im sure the bedroom will be the best place for it, what with all the friction created between those sheets recently :lol:
Then it might er...start to smell a bit :o
I dont know which is best to wish for though. lilmiss's hamster being dead or hibernating in the dustbin :blink: :blink:
Unless of cours, it's dead ;)[/b][/quote]Quote:
Originally posted by Proper Bo+ I tell thee,29 October 2003 - 22:07--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Proper Bo @ I tell thee,29 October 2003 - 22:07)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteBegin-RGX@29 October 2003 - 22:06
Well, it seems like lilmiss's hampster will be ok if she gets back and puts it in a warm room, im sure the bedroom will be the best place for it, what with all the friction created between those sheets recently :lol:
In which case you have my sympathy for your loss.
It is not for us to judge another person's pain. Merely to accept that they have it and offer what comfort we can.
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molly's gone
and im real sad
lilmiss is too
cos its real bad
so rest in peace
little one
now get up there
and have some fun
*poem ala gemby !
:lol: :lol:
Great poem :D
i thought it was quite good ! for me anyway ! :lol: