ThinkGeek's GM Munchkin Cats

So, I normally like ThinkGeek's products (honestly, who can't like a company that sells things like lightsabers?) But I can't imagine what possessed them (or how legal it is) for them to sell live animals.

They say that these animals are a responsibly-bred offshoot of the Munchkin Cat, but the creation of the Munchkin Cat itself as a new breed has itself been surrounded by so much controversy that I really think it would be irresponsible for ThinkGeek to offer even regular Munchkins, much less a genetically engineered version of the same. If you want a cheap, easy-to-care for item that fits neatly inside your Ikea bookshelf and matches your pillows, you should get a plant, not a cat. Its enclosure isn't even recyclable!
I debated with myself about linking to this product page [warning: disturbing image], because I didn't want to legitimize this by linking to it, but I think it's important to see what we're up against.

How to call ThinkGeek out on their inhumane treatment of cats: I've written ThinkGeek's customer-service email letting them know that I plan on reporting them to the Humane Society, and am posting this so you can, too. Please feel free to copy and paste to your own site.

Heat, Doctor, Tarot

Not a joke: the heat in my apartment is out again. I would complain to the landlord, only my roommate still hasn't given me the contact info. Of course this happens just as I'm starting to recover from the two-week mystery sickness. And 3 feet of snow get dumped on the ground. ...Can't I have nice things yet? At least Tokai has some nice heat pads.

In other news, does anyone have recommendations of doctors around Davis that take MassHealth? I am thinking about getting at least a second opinion for the upper respiratory/ear crap that has been plaguing me on and off for a solid year now.

Also, in another kind of health, does anyone I know want to do a tarot reading for me? I know that's a little weird, but it's something that I'd like to try. My usual methods of figuring out what's going on with my life and subconscious aren't working really well--or rather are telling me things I already know in an endless loop that it's doing me no good to think about on waking--and I think it might be useful to bring in a different set of symbols, and one less finely-honed to me. A trepanning, rather than a blood-type-matched transfusion. I've never really done tarot before, except once, and it didn't work too well; the person doing it had to switch from cards to stones. It might be a little...weird.