WalMart Fish Education

Jessica

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

Some things should be obvious, such as moral and heart even for the tiniest of creatures.

Maria

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

It&#39;s disgusting to see the way these fish are treated. They&#39;re living things too, and WalMart is abusing them. Either stop selling them, or learn to take care of them.

SJ

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

I agree that Wal Mart does not take care of their fish! It&#39;s so unfortunate and they have no right to torture animals.

missy

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

walmart should definately stop selling fish, OR upkeep on the bowls/ tanks ect. everytime i&#39;m in WalMart, there&#39;s dead fish in the tanks, & the living fish are eating the dead ones. then, when people buy the fish, they have diseases and don&#39;t live but MAYBE 2 days.

Jennifer

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

Place take care of your fish better. It&#39;s heartbreaking to see the fish dead in the tank or ill.

Jessie

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

Carla

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

I feel that Wal-Mart should either stop selling fish considering the poor conditions they are housed in prior to selling. Or at least become educated on proper care and clean up the facilities and take better care of the fish.

ladona small

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

maybe an alternative for them to still &quot;make their money&quot; would be to have the fish ordered. this could stop &quot;implusive shopping&quot;, and save many fish&#39;s lives!

ladona

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

I WILL DEFINATELY SIGN THIS RIGHT NOW. i will also be writing walmart about my experience in their store. for so many years i have passed by the fish section not really stopping to look because i&#39;m not a fish person. little did i know everytime i walked by it was a death trap for poor innocent beautiful fish! YES FISH ARE ANIMALS TOO and they need PROPER care. some people have lost pets so in return people gave them a pet, and i was in there shopping for my new pet and i saw 5 betta tinny cups with nasty nasty water, and when i found someone to tell he replied &quot;they come from the vendor&quot;. so does this mean they come from the vendor, sit on the shelf and suffer until their death? how is that humane. WALMART I AM BOYCOTTING YOU ALWAYS AND STILL WILL UNTIL YOU STOP SELLING FISH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

April

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

Fish are commonly sold in pet stores and wal mart as a way to lure customers into the store. Even the people who aren't there to buy fish often look "just to look" and then decide on impulse to buy a betta, goldfish, or tank. it is very sad that these fish are used to entice impulse sales. they are living things, and when you buya living creature, you should only do it when you are well educated about the cost and proper care of the animal. to buy a pet on implse means that the owner has no real clue what they are doing. Not only does this lead to the cruel treatments and possible death of the pet, but it also leads to a frustrated customers who think that fish keeping is too hard to atempt. it's very sad that walmart views a living creature as a way to drive impulse sales. even though the brands that wal mart sellas are name brand or on par with name brands, you should not buy from them. boycott the enitre department. they sell poor quality pet foods. they sell flea treatments that when improperly used can cause pet death. they sell hartz mountain products which are known to be highly toxic and low quality. to buy from walmart is to provide inadequate care to all your pets.

Erin Flynn

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

The few fish that I have bought from Walmart in the past have ALL been diseased and have spread infections to the rest of my fish. As much as I am happy I have rescued some Walmart fish I will never again buy fish or fish products from Walmart. Instead of housing dying and diseased fish to sell to unsuspecting customes, (not to mention the poor fish that suffer at the hands of uneducated Walmart employees), Walmart should get out of the live fish business and put a stop to the mistreatment of these animals.

Sherry Sirls

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

please do not sell fish unless you can learn to be responsible and care for them properly

Papaya

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

Please change the betta's water and for the love of god stop stacking them on top of each other >__> some little id could easily knock one over. Also please stop putting 100 fish in the same tank! They have no room >__< Just stop selling fish altogther!

Wendy M.

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

Please do not buy fish at Walmart. They are often diseased. Request that Walmart get rid of their livng fish and keep with their non-living fish products because Walmart still outcompetes other aquarium supply stores in their low prices and name-brand quality.

Kim

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

I'm glad I found this petiton by accident. Just 2 weeks ago I was going to buy my little boy a fish from Wal-mart but they looked too sickly. Those poor fish. It is ridiculous how they are treated and noone was around to even ask about the fish. Leave these and other pets to be sold by qualified pet stores please.

Sarah Piascik

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

Bettas need filters too! They are not supposed to live in waste filled yellow water!!!

Megan

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

Robin Hayden

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

Take care of your fish!

cathy gibson

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

save the disabled fishies

Weatherlight

Wed, 31 Dec 1969 18:0:00 CST

Fishes should not be treated as commodities in the first place. To breed/capture, transport, and sell living, feeling beings to the first person to show up with money in their wallets is an injustice. To cause many of them to die prematurely and survivors to endure horrific conditions and suffer immensely is unjustifiably unethical in my book.