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report them to the SPCA ! they WILL do something about it!

if you should take him outside, do NOT leave him unattended and make sure it's not too hot outside... he will gape at around 82 degrees at least mine does and then i put him in the shade to cool down

take it to a vet !

sue them and get some money to buy more Chameleons!!!

you can put some window screen down over the holes... aluminum screen. You should use a drip system so he will drink from that also.

Get a puppy if you want excitment!

make sure you use the kind that does not have the sharp spikes on the edges of the leaves.... they can injure your cham

put him in and walk away but make sure you have his water dripping

like most reptiles... they gape when it is too hot. they don't sweat so gaping is how they cool themselves... obviously your cage is too hot... think of the region they come from... mountains of Kenya or Hawaiin Mountains... it's pretty cool in the mountains as far as temperature goes which is...

http://www.ehow.com/how_2144853_fruit-flies-pet-frog-food.html

thank goodness you found him!

Aspca ! You should also contact ASPCA and let them know what is going on, i called them about a pet store here in Houston and they were out there the very next day... glad to say the chameleons they had are now in a better habitat.:)

Milk duds...

stick with what you can deal with...

might be too warm in the upper areas of the cage... my cham goes to the bottom during the day but he's hunting for crix that try to hide from him :)

I'd take the poor thing back and never seell another one to that particular individual... he's doing something wrong and the cham is paying for it!

hope there's no cats around....

I was looking in the news this morning and came across this: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/41034340/ns/us_news-environment/

aquarium not good for a cham, you should set it up for some poison dart frogs! they are only poisonous in the wild due to the types of insects they eat, captive they will eat pin head crickets and wingless fruit flies.

Good name for her would be Chilly!