I'm looking for a store, preferably with a web site, that has temporary
hair/fur coloring for your pet.

I saw this at a pet shop in Greenwich Village, possibly on Christopher
just off of Sixth Avenue going towards the Hudson, but I can't remember
the exact location or name. (Live in Philly.)

My address is munged; please reply to the newsgroup. Thanks.

No, I saw the temporary hair coloring at this West Village pet store,
so it exists.

Munging means it's a bogus email address to avoid spam, like
or something. Some people don't like munging
since it adds to the workload of the net - having messages sent to non
existing addresses and then bouncing back. In worst cases, the address
you make up turns out to be a real one, and then they have to deal with
unwanted messages or spam. That is also frowned upon.

Some people instead use email addresses taken from the internic contact
info of spamming companies or domains. Then the web crawlers harvest
the spammer's email address, and...karma. Using a false return email
address usually is a terms of service violation.

I don't like spam much. But temporary hair coloring for pets is just
too cool! Groomers will do it, but of course that costs much more.

In article . net, Phil
Asay wrote:


My address is munged; please reply to the newsgroup. Thanks.

Munged? Is this a trick question?

wrote:

No, I saw the temporary hair coloring at this West Village pet store,
so it exists.

I've heard Kool-Aid and food coloring suggested. Don't know how
temporary it would be or what the effects might be.

Suja

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I'm looking for a store, preferably with a web site, that has temporary
hair/fur coloring for your pet.

I saw this at a pet shop in Greenwich Village, possibly on Christopher
just off of Sixth Avenue going towards the Hudson, but I can't remember
the exact location or name. (Live in Philly.)

My address is munged; please reply to the newsgroup. Thanks.

you should be able to use Manic Panic or something similar (available at
beauty supply and some clothing stores). it's a vegetable based dye and
doesn't contain any stripping chemicals.

-kelly