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A frisky hamster named Selena Gomez II
Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Tuesday Style
April 1, 2011

A frisky hamster named Selena Gomez II

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SELENA Gomez II continues to amaze her adoptive parent, five-year-old Julianna of Washington Gardens. The hamster, a surprise ‘sister’ from Julianna’s mom, who had got tired of the child’s requests for a sibling, keeps the family up night and day, debunking the myth that hamsters are nocturnal.

Selena makes no bones about demanding what she wants — a bigger cage had to be purchased as she chewed through the smaller one in protest — and she will raise a ruckus if her food doesn’t contain her favourite sunflower seeds.

And then when she’s all full, it’s entertainment time, as she does acrobatics, hanging by a leg from the roof of the cage, climbing the walls, burrowing under the bedding pile, and running like crazy on the hamster wheel.

Selena’s antics scare her neighbour, the guinea pig Coco, a docile, fat cavy whose days once passed by in a blissful routine of sleeping and eating. No doubt, Selena has rocked the boat, but day by day, Coco seems to be adapting to her new, noisy neighbour.

Selena, named for the American singer/actress, may be tiny, but she’s full of personality, and just proves that big things come in small packages.

Send us your pets

Do you have a cute dog that you absolutely love?

Or are you into furballs — cute cats that purr? Turtles, guinea pigs, snakes, perhaps? Are iguanas your ‘cup of tea’? Or do you own something fascinatingly exotic? Does your pet — no matter how big or small, no matter the species — represent an extension of you, a big part of your life that you must share with others?

Send us photos of your pets (and yourself, if you wish) and tell us why you love them and why you chose them, and we’ll reserve a space in Pets just for your loving companion.

Send pictures by e-mail to clarkep@jamaicaobserver.com

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