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Intermountain Farmers Association

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    • Candi B

      Date: 05/09/2023

      My daughter was at IFA purchasing supplies and noticed one of the baby turkeys (in a pen of 3 total) was being pecked to death by the other two much larger turkeys. She had some wounds on her bottom where the others had pecked her skin raw, and that was they were attacking her.My daughter called me to help, so I called the store (10 minutes before closing) and spoke to *****. I told ***** what was happening and asked him if I could pay for the baby turkey and have him move her into a pen by herself, so she would be safe until morning. I told him I am an hour away, but could have someone come pick the chick up in the morning.He said he would check, put me on hold and never picked back up. I held for 39 minutes before realizing he was not coming back and not helping the chick.I called today to complain to a manager, and Sky answered, and put me on an eternal hold as well. I have now been holding for 19 minutes.Seems this store is a circus run poor excuse for professionalism and does not care about their customers of live inventory! I would NOT recommend this location for anything!

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