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Summary: Adopting free chinchillas can be difficult to do, but checking Craig's List regularly, as well as local human society Web sites, is a great way to save money when adopting a chinchilla. Find discounted supplies before acquiring a chinchilla with advice from the manager of a pet store in this free video on exotic pets.
"Hi this is Jennica from Pet Planet in Riverton, Utah. We are going to be talking about adopting a free chinchilla. Just to let you know it is going to be a little bit harder finding a free one. If you were trying to find a free one you can look on line at any humane society or shelter. Usually the humane societies they do have an adoption fee. It is a little bit cheaper. You can also go on KSL, Craig's List and see if anybody is trying to give away one. If you can't find a chinchilla through either a humane society or a rescue agency then you can also check at your local pet store, maybe they have some for pretty cheap. You can also check on other lines to see if you can find cages or any used bowls or anything like that can also help you save a little bit more money on getting a chinchilla. If you have any more questions please contact us at petplanetriverton@gmail.com."
eHow Article: Adopt Free Chinchillas
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