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transporting animals.

For all of you that obtain or breed feeder rodents, this law will affect you if it is accepted/passed. It would basically make it very difficult to ship or transport pinkies, fuzzies, rat pups, etc.

Please take a minute and read this, and comment if you like:

http://www.regulations.gov/fdmspublic/component/main?main=DocketDetail&d=APHIS-2006-0024

Comments can be made on this issue at the above link until July 8 2008.

good god, whats next?

L8r

do I need a permit if I want to sneeze?

I don't know about for sneezing but they are considering one for farting from what I understand. If you don't have the proper license you can be ticketed and fined for excessive methane release. Also for increased self combustion hazard to the public. The MAN is tightening the leash slowly but surely. LOL
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Randy Whittington

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I didn';t read it yet..but frozen don't really need protection.....?......for their health anyways..

old joke I ask people.......do frozen mice make frozen pinks in the freezer?..do frozen pinks grow into frozen fuzzies??......

...ok.....I read then.......should be really informative......or stupid......

bunny hugger magic......aaaaaaaaaaaa

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I don't know if laboratory mice and rats qualify as "wild or exotic animals." I'd tend to think not, but you never know with the U.S. government.

Tim

That's very interesting. Is there a minimum age for transporting humans?
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