Appeal to all rodent / animal lovers.

I was dismayed at my local Morrisons supermarket selling the 'little nipper'
mouse trap, I spoke with the duty manager who agreed they were cruel and
cetainly not suitable to be bought as easy as a pint of milk from a
supermarket shelf.
He told me he would phone the 'buyer' for that department and get back to
me, he called me yesterday and told me that the buyer had an exremely bad
attitude to the request and totally refused the removal of the traps.
These traps can catch larger rodents and birds causing an agonising slow
death.
I am going to do all I can to stop them making this product so readily
available as a spur of the moment off the shelf purchase and would ask that
you do all you can to make them remove the traps from the shelf,
I have posted this message to other groups.
Regards,
Mandie.

Lots of luck. I've never seen them. I don't know what "Morrisons
supermarket" is, either. But if you can get information out to rodent
owners about the trap and it's manufacturer/distributor, perhaps many
voices could get their attention.

Thanks!



On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 03:39:16 -0000, "Mandie @k@ Zepherous"
<shpams.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> wrote:

>I was dismayed at my local Morrisons supermarket selling the 'little nipper'
>mouse trap, I spoke with the duty manager who agreed they were cruel and
>cetainly not suitable to be bought as easy as a pint of milk from a
>supermarket shelf.
>He told me he would phone the 'buyer' for that department and get back to
>me, he called me yesterday and told me that the buyer had an exremely bad
>attitude to the request and totally refused the removal of the traps.
>These traps can catch larger rodents and birds causing an agonising slow
>death.
>I am going to do all I can to stop them making this product so readily
>available as a spur of the moment off the shelf purchase and would ask that
>you do all you can to make them remove the traps from the shelf,
>I have posted this message to other groups.
>Regards,
>Mandie.
>