Sumter Ave

Columbia SC

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discover L A I D T O N I T E. C O M in Columbia 29216 LOST our baby Pamplemousse on on Beaucatcher Mountain near Windswept Drive. We had EPIC Animal Recovery track him to Retreat Hill apartments - there has been no sight of him. He's not fond of strangers but may be very hungry and come for food. We are absolutely devastated he's gone. Our sweet Ruby ran away from a family friend at around 1:45 PM on. She took off East on 7th St. and Main St. and there have been no sightings, no security footage, not a trace of her. This picture is what she looked like the day she disappeared. Our family is devastated and just wants our girl back. We will pay a cash reward of $500 for her safe return. Contact me at if you think I am a senior. PLEASE help! lost a small purple drawstring bag with some family jewelry while riding the train from Washington DC. (Train 91) on Fri Oct 28 ( train was bound for Miami, arriving on the 29th(...Included were a couple of bracelets a number of earrings, a pearl necklace, one chain. We have a turtle to re-home. She is free but with the filter and tank it will be $gl tank. Or you can just re-home her. Good home only. We rescued her from a very neglectful situation. She is not very friendly. Need someone experienced only due to her prior mistreatment. Must have a tank big enough for her to swim and fully grow in, with filter for clean water. Before we got her she lived in a very small cramped tank that was way to small for her, it was also very dirty to where you couldn't even spot a turtle in the tank. She would be perfect for a pond if you have one. We also have free minnows fully grown. They were babies when we got them, they were I have 2 yellow-bellied slider aquatic turtles that need a good home. We found them in yard almost 2 years ago and i kept them for the grandkids but they have lost interest. They are small- about 6" long. Two male agouti French Angora rabbits available. Born August 3. Their sire (third and fourth pictures) is pedigreed and show quality. Their dam pictured last) is unregistered. They are developing nice coats and will make excellent woollers or breeders. French Angoras are the easiest angora rabbit to maintain, as the greater number of guard hairs in their coat means that their wool mats less easily. They still require periodic grooming and wool harvest, however. These boys are handled daily and are eating non-GMO