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Large Realty Group Bans Pocket Pets From Its Properties!

December 2013

After receiving a complaint that one of its properties was hosting Pocket Pets, a traveling kiosk that sells sugar gliders to impulse buyers, we sent a large realty group a letter and then notified our members. Thankfully, the group made the compassionate decision no longer to allow Pocket Pets at any of its 19 properties in 11 states!

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