 7764 - Classified Pets Animals - Hamsters |
Check this out! |
for sale!!!
pets/feed
hamsters/pinkies for sale
teddy and syrian hamsters for sale! all raised properly and
clean. (teddy‘s) are fluffy and cute. (syrian’s) are short
haired also cute! price is $6 per hamster. pinkies pricing will
vary depending on the size when taken to freezing process.
if you have any questions or concerns please contact me at
815-739-7660. pictures available if called and requested!
thank you and have a wonderful day!
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Date : 06/14/2006
City : waterman Zip Code : 60556
State : Illinois
Country : United States of America
Phone : 1-815-739-7660
| | Price : 6 USD | | | | | 4870 - Classified Pets Animals - Hamsters |
Wated: dwarf hamsters michigan |
hello i live in ann arbor michigan (south east) i am looking for two
friendly dwarf hamsters to give a loving home to.
~anny~
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Date : 09/20/2005
City : Ann Arbor Zip Code : 48105
State : Michigan
Country : United States of America
| | | | | 835 - Classified Pets Animals - Hamsters |
free hamsters, very gentle, hand held, too many
need to give some away, call before noon, or keep
trying, or e mail me at moodygrandma53@aol.com
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Date : 11/14/2004
City : muskegon Zip Code : 49442
State : Michigan
Country : United States of America
Phone : 2317227672
| | | | | 607 - Classified Pets Animals - Hamsters |
free hamsters gentle, cages do not go so need your
own, call 722-7672 before 1 pm if possible or need to
keep trying,
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Date : 10/31/2004
City : muskegon Zip Code : 49442
State : Michigan
Country : United States of America
Phone : 2317227672
| | | | | 327 - Classified Pets Animals - Hamsters |
Dwarf hamster babies in florida! starting at only |
 i have many different colors of baby and young adult dwarf
hamsters. please click on website to see hamsters currently
available. many are pictured under the "available" page.
colors often available with price:
$5.00 each
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normal, opal, red eyed argente
$10.00 each
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black, blue, dove, blue fawn, platinum, albino, red eyed
argente mottled, opal mottled and normal mottled
$15.00 each
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black eyed argente, lilac fawn, red eyed lilac, chocolate,
beige, blue beige, dark beige, blue mottled, black mottled,
and dove mottled
$20.00 each
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dark eyed lilac and champagne
all hamsters come with 2 week health guarantee. if a
purchased hamster becomes ill or dies within two weeks of
purchase you may choose a hamster to replace it of equal or
lesser value at no additional charge.
special: get any one available dwarf hamster with cage kit
(tub style cage, comfort running wheel, run about hamster
ball, critter canteen water bottle, bag of hamster food and
package of care fresh bedding) for only $25.00. you will not
find a better deal!
cash only please. 6% sales tax applies to all purchases. no
shipping. no scammers. i do not sell outside the united states!
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Date : 10/21/2004
City : Gainesville Zip Code : 32608
State : Florida
Country : United States of America
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