I have altered the layout of the page, sorting the ferrets
into categories, depending on there nature. I hope
this makes it easier if you are looking to rehome.
I have organised it into those ferrets that need a very experienced hand, those who would be better with people who have had a little experience of ferrets and those that we consider suitable for first time owners. Obviously these are our assessments and will vary with individual circumstances and confidence, so it is purely for guidance.
The last section are for those who are in the 'hospital wing'and will be available when their health improves, or those awaiting neutering and assessment.
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I had to include the picture of Chester and Petal playing, just love the expression on Petals face!!!!
FOR MORE EXPERIENCED OWNERS:-
Many of these ferrets just need time and will do well with more intense handling and training. These ferrets would really appreciate a good home.
This is the pretty Serena who came in as a stray to our colleagues in Cramlington.
She is probably about 1-2 yrs old and just neutered. We are trying to find a cage mate for her so she can go to a new home. She now lives in a group
Amy is a lovely large bino lass, brought in by the RSPCA after her owner couldnt care for her properly. She had spent a long time in a filthy hutch, but is otherwise well. She is waiting for her spay, then can be rehomed.
She has had her spay, and ready to go!
This huge boy (named Brian by Laura, who collected him!) came in as a stray, is awaiting his castration but will need an experienced hand, as he is nippy.(actually very aggressive!)
Has been castrated and starting to settle.
And here we have Nixon, another stray with the sweetest face. He is awaiting neutering.
Has been neutered, waiting for the hormones to go down and find a friend.This little lad will definately need an experienced owner
In Foster home
Whickham a small poley lad who does have an issue with his teeth. He has been to a foster home and given some intense handling but still finds it difficult to play without getting too carried away
In foster home
Lucas is a poley lad, a longer term resident who can deliver a nip, so would be better for an experienced owner
Amber came in to us recently as a stray. She was very thin but her condition is improving. We think shes about 1-2 years old. Once she has put on a little more weight she will be neutered, but she is quite aggressive with other ferrets and humans
In foster home
For those with a little less experience...
Siouxie is another bino girl a stray who needs more handling. Still a youngster - doing well now, still nippy but just needs handling. Not aggressive.
This is Bewla, another stray lass picked up recently. She is a quiet young jill but not fond of being held for long.
Suitable for first time owners...
Millie (left) and Hazel (below) were both brought up by the RSPCA, having been brought in as strays in October. They are awaiting their neutering asap
Both reserved
Hazel
This is Kerry, mum to the boys below. They were brought in as apart of a family who could no longer be looked after by their owners. Kerry has a beautiful nature and is a pretty girl. She will be neutered in the New Year. Now neutered.
Rehomed
Wexford and Mayo are two mad kit boys who have been recently neutered. They are both boisterous and need lots of attention but have come on leaps and bounds since they came to us. Now neutered.
Mayo reserved
Wexford rehomed
This busy lady is Posey, another bino jill in recently. She has been spayed.She is just young but loves to play. Can nip a little when she gets carried away. Is settling nicely within the group
Another beautiful boy, this is Pedro. He is still a kit so waiting to get him castrated but lives with Hannah and friends, he is a lovely lad, another stray picked up recently
Reserved
Cynthia and Juliet are both stray little bino girls who now live together. They have been spayed and are ready for adoption. Both playful and young
Cynthia rehomed
Little Ted, Jemima and Hamble albino hob, 2 poley jills whose owner tragically died. Oe of the little jills is a little nervous but they live happily in arge group so should settle soon.
Hamble, see above
Harvey, polecat young hob, seems lovely nature - brought in as a stray. He is just off for his op so will be ready asap
Hartley, very emaciatedblack eyed white/pale silver who is putting on weight before his op. Lovely natured lad but seems scared of other ferrets! He has been neutered and settled beautifully. Reserved
Mandy ferret came in as a stray so thin I've renamed her 2D, as she only looks like a 2 dimensional image. She is doing fine and lives with her friend Katrina who also needs some building up
Here are Katrina and 2D together, both skinny minnies!
Both are looking much better now and are booked in for their spays next week
Waiting in the wings...
Gunner, Sarge and Sapper are three unneutered boys handed in recently. Their condition isnt good due to a bad diet, Sarge is the eldest at 4 years old, Gunner is 2 and Sapper is 9 months. All will be neutered as soon as their condition improves
This is Gunner, he is nervous but coming out of his shell
Sapper, very playful lad, nice nature
Sarge, older boy, quite thin but lovely nature
Don Corleone came to us very recently as a stray, picked up by Paws4Thought rescue. He has the makings of being a colossal lad. Will be neutered as soon as hes finished his quarantine
This little boy is a gem! He was seen being dumped out of a car and was picked up a couple walking their dog. Another was brought in from the same spot later the same day. He is a happy, playful young blade, thin when he came in but doing beautifully now, will be having his little op later in the week. His name is Philip. His sister is Lizzie, a little albino girl (awaiting photo)
Deborah is also waiting for her photo, she was handed to a colleague as a stray a few weeks ago. She is now awaiting her neutering before being up for rehoming
One eye a little sandy girl who has lost an eye. It seems an old injury but she is being kept under observation as she is so quiet.
This sandy lad, Aztec, came in this week, found as a stray. He came with lots of 'passengers' as hes obviously been out for a while, he will stop a while longer to see if his owner will come forward, but seems a lovely lad.
He has been castrated, but needs some TLC as the tics and fleas have taken it out of him a little. He is doing well and has been castrated
Will be up for rehoming when his condition has improved
Magnum here is another sandy boy, who has lost condition after his neutering. He is a lovely natured boy and will be up for rehoming when hes fit enough
