'giraffe'

giraffe

Bree (72.193.218.209) -

I am looking to purchase a girafee. where would i look. how much are they and is there really a mini giraffe?

Comment #1 Claudia Holliman (69.150.130.183) -

What criteria need to be met in order to adopt or purchase a giraffe?

Comment #2 Oliver (70.70.34.35) -

hi i just happened to stumble accross this and i dont think there are such things as mini's but then again im not sure. a average girraffe ive seen for sale on the web was 115, 000 in u.s i thinl

Comment #3 moy (63.176.159.72) -

Interesting that giraffes can be bred as pets. Getting exotic pets for sale requires that you not only see its photo but get to the farm where it is/was being raised.

Mankind has been known to historically honor giraffes that normally tower 18 feet above the grasslands. Getting giraffe food from all leading pet stores should not be hard but one is always advised to make sure that they can feed on their own when young.

When they age, you realize their heights would make it hard to reach their mouths.

Comment #4 Chuck (63.176.159.140) - Fri Sep 4 23:17:38 2009

I think it is a silly idea to adopt a giraffe as a pet, i think that they deserve to be in the wild where they must be anyway. I hate the idea of setting up an artificial habitat for those poor animals and make them available for entertainment. That is rude. I am not a member of any animal right movement anyway.

But have empathy to those animals and let them live freely, like we humans do.

Comment #5 Mackerel (98.246.17.18) - Thu Sep 10 15:54:49 2009

"I am not a member of any animal right movement anyway."

You may as well be.

"But have empathy to those animals and let them live freely, like we humans do."

But why should we not have the same empathy for dogs, fish, hamsters and cats?

I'd imagine to have a giraffe you'd need to have a large zoo-like enclosure for it, and a boat load of money to feed and care for it, plus a ton of insurance, and know of a veteranarian.

That is if there are even people out there who captive breed them for private citizens to own, and if there is any place where it is legal to have one. :P

Comment #6 Ligo (63.176.159.156) - Thu Nov 19 23:46:04 2009

Hi Mackarel, I think you are a little over reacting on this matter. Well maybe the original poster had a huge patch of land and that is why he is considering to buy this huge zoo animal. That is his problem anyway.

What is bothering me is that who the hell have a giraffe to sell?

Where can he buy a giraffe anyway? In a zoo? Hope the original poster post back.

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