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Ferret Rescued 28 Sep 08

ByJon

This young male ferret, came to us from Animal Accident Rescue Unit, he is probably about 16 weeks old.  We believe that he was dumped which is why someoferetne rang up and described him as a wild polecat.

He has now been moved on to a ferret rescue centre, awaiting a new home.  If you are able to offer this gorgeous little guy a home then contact Ferret Rescue at the below website.  Ferrets make great pets and with handling and castration we are hoping that someone will adopt this beautiful fella.

If you are able to offer a home to a ferret then please go to Ferret Rescue website Click Here

 

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