My alligator has become too large and aggressive, where should I send her?

Question

Also, the local pet shop has become suspicious of all the kittens I keep buying to feed her, what other options do I have for alligator food?

Answer 1

Oh my god...they have alligator food that is not freakin KITTENS!!! You have got to be kidding...no one in their right mind would do that...

Answer 2

It is actually cheaper and easier to buy chicken at the grocery store and feed that to the alligator. Zoos will feed their alligators chicken like this. As for finding a new home - contact your local zoos or wildlife rescue and explain to them the situation. They may be able to help you rehome your alligator.



Personally, I don't know why anyone would want a pet that they would not be able to take care of for it's entire life.

Answer 3

It seems to me not that your alligator is too large, but rather too small. The kittens you're feeding her are obviously malnourished, thereby providing little sustenance and protein. I suggest you fatten up the kittens before feeding her, and then smack a lawsuit onto the pet store so as to avoid getting in trouble for these acts that society deems 'unacceptable'.

Answer 4

I didn't know you were allowed pet alligators? Where do you live?



As for feeding it, raw beef or chicken? Also rats, chicks and eggs I've heard they will eat.

Answer 5

Jerk, Troll, This is not a place for idiocy.

For food, feed yourself to her. Nice Joke. Not

Answer 6

that's a cute question. hope it is not real though.