This cute little family were abandoned on our ferret fosterer's doorstep in a cardboard box.
Ferrets make very friendly, interesting pets but there seems to be a growing trend for thoughtless breeding of litters.
It used to be the case that Jill ferrets had to be bred each year to prevent them suffering from pyometria, but modern veterinary medicine has put paid to that.
PLEASE get Jills spayed (or keep them with a vasectomised male ferret) to avoid contributing to the problem of surplus babies.
If you are interested in giving a home to a pair of ferrets, email davedodds992@gmail.com
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Sunday, August 7, 2011
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Stray ferret
Dave Dodds of the local ferret rescue very kindly agreed to take last night's stray ferret, found wandering in Girton. We'll cover seven days boarding with him, plus the cost of neutering. If you've lost a ferret in the Girton area, please email Dave at dave_dodds@hotmail.com
If you're thinking of getting a ferret as a pet, please consider adopting a rescue. Dave nearly always has lots needing good homes, and because he is very knowledgeable he's well placed to give you advice to get you started correctly.
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ferrets,
lost ferrets,
stray animals
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