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Clone your pet and have a Fido forever
FARMINGTON Conn Cant live without Fido once Fidos gone Two entrepreneurs may have the answer For 1000 per pet plus a 100 annual storage fee Heather Bessoff and Ron Gillespie will take a genetic sample from a living or dead animal and keep it frozen at their lab They say the DNA can be stored until science figures out a way to clone dogs cats and other lifetime companions who may not stick around for an owners lifetime Bessoff is veterinarian and Gillespie an agricultural consultant So far PerPETuate Inc run from Bessoffs basement has signed up six customers since it began in October Scientists have so far cloned only mice and farm livestock.
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