Question 1: What should I do if my hamster doesn't want to keep it? I can't answer your question, but I advise you to treat hamsters as friends if you regard them as creatures. I believe that no one will have the heart to kill their friends! I'm also in grade three! I keep hamsters, too. No matter what you do, I advise you not to hurt her! We are all creatures!

Thank you for reading my speech.

Question 2: What if the hamster doesn't want to keep it? Since you don't want to keep it, there's nothing you can do, just like upstairs, to sell people? You said no one would give it away, let alone sell it. If you let it go, it will die. . Suggest where you bought it and give it back to him. Of course, he can't refund your money, so you can pay tens of dollars and save a life! Amitabha! Good, good.

Question 3: What if you don't want to keep hamsters? Give it to my friend who likes to keep animals, and then swear never to keep them again. Abandoned animals are very miserable.

Question 4: How to deal with hamsters that you don't want to keep and give them to friends who like hamsters?

Question 5: What if the hamster doesn't want to keep it? Give it away in 20 minutes and see if anyone wants to adopt it.

First, ask your friend if he has anything to mention.

Second, posting in the same city for adoption.

Question 6: Can hamsters be released if they don't want to keep them? What if hamsters don't want to keep them? Because hamsters breed so fast, it is almost difficult to send them online. The only way is to sell it to vendors. If they are released, I'm afraid their reproductive ability will be stronger. The animal society won't want this kind of animal.

Question 7: What if the hamster doesn't want to keep it? Suggestions can be entrusted to friends or to people who want to keep them.

Question 8: I don't want to keep hamsters. Who can adopt them? Thank you! Hamsters are called hamsters because they can store food. When it feels scared or safe, it will spit out food. Fear is because leaving food can confuse the enemy and take the opportunity to escape. It's safe because it feels safe to leave the food there and eat it later. Please adopt ~

Question 9: What if the hamster doesn't want to keep it? There are still a lot of sundries. If you bother me again in the future, I will give it away at 100. If no one wants it, feed it to the cat. Don't let it go, it will destroy the ecology!

Question 10: How to convince people who don't want to keep hamsters? They don't want to keep you, so don't be forced. What they don't like will not be treated well. If it is a parent, Baidu points out that hamsters are not mice, do not carry bacteria, and if they are cleaned up in time, it will be fine if there is no smell at all.