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Our current ferrets

Dino

Our male pet ferret is Dino

Our resident male ferret, Dino

A big baby

Dino was born in September 2009 and is pretty awesome. He is a male and quickly outgrew our female Zoey who is older. He loves to be held and will many times fall asleep in your arms or lap when he is comfortable. He’s quite a baby. Like Zoey, he loves attention and will follow us on our heels from room to room staying in almost constant contact.

Every now and then he will pounce up and grab us by the ankle and playfully wrestle. He also can seemingly see ghosts or something. He will be running across the room and then – for seemingly no reason – jump up in the air and swipe at things that aren’t there. It brings a smile to our face every time.

To add to his antics and provide us entertainment, he will also frequently start his version of the weasel war dance. I will get a video of that posted here soon. The playfulness of these creatures is amazing.

Dino loves people, loves our pet dogs and is generally just pretty happy with everything.

Zoey

Zoey: Lost in St Clair Shores

Cautious but loving

Zoey started out at a different home but the owners decided that they no longer wanted her. Their action of getting rid of here was very fortuitous for us. We don’t know why they gave her up, but we are certainly glad they did.

At first, Zoey was very skittish and quick to run and hide. Just entering a room or turning on a water faucet would send her running for cover. I’m not sure were this all came from (perhaps just a survival instinct) but she is over it now.

Zoey loves to chase us or Dino around and is very playful. Although she doesn’t like being held anywhere near as much as Dino, she will sometimes sack out in our arms for up to 20-30 minutes.

Like Dino, she love bath time and playing with the dogs.

She also has a heck of a time chasing empty Coke cans around the house.

Zoey chasing a Coke can

Zoey chasing a Coke can

It seems that Zoey is just getting happier and happier each day. She runs around the house making happy little chirping or dooking noises and never lets us out of her sight.

She loves Coke cans like some other ferrets on the web.

She is also extremely ticklish and will giggle like crazy if you touch her belly.

her previous owners have no idea what they are missing out on !

Update: Zoey escaped in St Clair Shores and she is greatly missed. We pray for her return.


Duke & Daisy

Duke and Daisy were surrendered to us in the end of July. They are just over 4 and 5 years old respectively.

Duke: A 4 year old male

Duke: A 4 year old male

Duke and Daisy came from a good home and were well taken care of by a very nice couple. As a matter of fact, it was their love and fondness of the ferrets that became the exact reason for their surrender. With children out of the house and grueling work schedules, the owners just could not spend the time with Duke and Daisy that they felt the furries deserved. Duke and Daisy were being confined to their cage for entire work days and spending less and less time free roaming. Unselfishly, their owners contacted me in an effort to place them in a good home.

Daisy: A 5 year old female

Daisy: A 5 year old female


Although Daisy and I got off to a rough start when she bit me, this has not happened again and they are fitting in great with Dino.

Although I do not know their personalities yet, I am sure that I will soon.

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