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A few weeks ago I saw what I thought was a sheep. When I got closer I realised it was an albino deer. Being different from the others did not seem to be a problem, he appeared to be the herd leader.
More to the point what right do some scrubbers from Sale have to keep a wild animal as a pet? I think the fact it "keeps escaping" should tell the thick fookers something.
Looks like they're living in squalor judging by that carpet and the shabby chiq cardboard. s
A few weeks ago I saw what I thought was a sheep. When I got closer I realised it was an albino deer. Being different from the others did not seem to be a problem, he appeared to be the herd leader.
Hardly representative is it? I'll write to Dianne Abbott. And male too. Disgusting.
A few weeks ago I saw what I thought was a sheep. When I got closer I realised it was an albino deer. Being different from the others did not seem to be a problem, he appeared to be the herd leader.
Sly as a fox! BLACK cub who gave a driver a shock when he tried to jump into his van turns out to be a rare pet named Wilf who keeps running away
Sam Houghton couldn't believe his eyes when a black fox tried to get in his van
He and his cousin spotted the UK's rarest animal as they loaded up the vehicle
Black fox is actually a pet who lives with a family in Sale, Greater Manchester
There's only a one in four change of a cub born to two foxes with the gene, having the black coat themselves too, because it's recessive
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