I have scratched my head hard over this story about importing Savannah Cats into Australia. The couple who wanted to bring in these moggie monsters say they are about to sue the government because they claim to have written approval from Customs. You know what? I wouldn’t be surprised if they do. Australians really do have a bad [...]
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