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While there are many worthy causes, we ask if you would please consider helping us here at the Fortunate Ferret Shelter located at South Shore Ferret Care Rescue and Hospice to make their days a bit brighter. Each ferret has their story to tell and some are happier or sadder than others. We have many ferrets at the shelter that have been abandoned or abused and needing love and tender hospice care. They are ferrets that have made it safely to the shelter, many will stay till their time for the bridge comes. Theres nothing that replaces a safe loving home, nutritious food and fresh water but its nice to have a comfy bed or a fun toy to play with. Even the smallest of gifts or donations can mean the world to these special babies. We do our very best for them but we can only do so much since we have so many ferrets to care for. Would you consider sending little care package or a donation in honor of your ferrets or in memory of a special ferret or beloved pet who has touched your heart in the past? Please be a Special Santa or Hospice Angel Each ferret like at the shelter young and old wishes for a family to love them. While they are waiting for that special family, we could really use your help with some basic things. Here are some items on their wish list”: Chicken Baby Food, Chicken Stock, Stop N Shop or Wal-Mart Gift Cards (for the Pharmacy, Paper towels, and litter), Pet Smart/Petco Gift Cards, Yesterdays News Litter, Puppy Pads, Sleepy Sacks, Baby Blankets. If you would like to help with veterinary care: donations can be called into our vet at (781) 963-2298 or sent directly to: Randolph Animal Hospital, 400 South Main Street, Randolph, MA 02368, please indicate that it is a donation for the Ferret Shelter. For Donations via PayPal to our account: [email protected] (please be sure to indicate “friends and family” so they don’t take out fees from the shelter account.) If you wish to visit the shelter, please be sure to give us a call ahead of time, to make sure we are at the shelter and not at a vet appointment or handling a rescue: (781) 249-4628 or email us: [email protected] If you wish to mail donations or send gifts packages: South Shore Ferret Care, 3 Hollis Street, South Weymouth, MA 02190 Here is a partial list of rescues and residents (more arriving each day): Dawnie: Our Shelter Mascot with one eye originally from an abuse case Ruby: Abandoned outside in a cage, after her owner died and her ferret buddy died. Crackerjack: Older & blind, considered “unadoptable” & was going to be put to sleep Little Miss: Petite gal, friend of Crackerjack, and was going to be put to sleep. Yoshi: Abused girl who was a bad biter and now a kissy independent girl. Maime: Our oldest ferret, with multiple medical issues in our hospice care Jenga: One of our older boys, with medical issues, originally left in a hot shed Coco: An energetic deaf girl with a tumor in her ear, in our hospice crew. Butta: Loving boy needed extensive dental work, family lost their home Tommie: Older boy adopted from our shelter years ago, returned with Butta after the foreclosure Sully: Handsome boy with spinal issues, older with Insulnoma also on medications Ashooka: Came With Sully & Daise, surrendered landlord changed his mind after 5 years Daise: Lovely cinnamon alpha girl, (kisses for people, teethy with other ferrets) Razzle: Taped in a box and left in a dumpster, deaf and has cardiomyopathy Salty: Big boy, Surrendered for no particular reason :( Best buddy to Razzle Lulu: Tough cinnamon gal recently diagnosed with lymphoma Damien: An older “naked” adrenal boy who also has cataracts Milo: Surrendered when his family could not find pet friendly housing, very sad boy Violet: Dark Silver Mitt, Recent arrival after an eviction with nowhere to go Underdog: Fluffy Bouncy Sable, came in with Violet after an eviction Josephina: Young ferret with DIM disease, underwent chemo and is in remission Willow: Older ferret with food allergies and Insulnoma Matrix: Left outside in a cage in the cold

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