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Critter Corner Pet Shop
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citysearch c.
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Actually...I worked at Critter Corner, i looooooved going in there as a kid. Working there was a different story. I quickly realized the place i begged my parents to take me to as a child, was a nightmare. The owner is a complete a**hole. The cages are NOT cleaned multiple times a day. They ARE cleaned everynite. There are loose animals in there all the time. One time, after a set of new puppies came in, I noticed the white german shepard was filthy, Iasked the owner, Pat, if i should give it a bath, he said "yea thats actually a pretty good idea" like he had never thought of this before?! The day I no longer wanted to work there was the day I saw the new puppies coming in...They arrived in a filthy van, with blacked out windows, with tiny cages stacked on top of each other lining the walls of the van. They were filthy and most did not look healthy. I also witnessed Pat telling customers to buy things they "needed" for their new pet, that they honestly did not NEED. He would
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