Victoria Ferret Society

Contact name:: Wayne George
Phone number 1:: 0407 093 783

About

I am affiliated with the Victorian ferret Society and the RSPCA but I operate an independent ferret rescue / shelter.

Adoption details

1. Adoption candidates make contact
2. We send out information pack, application form and link to facebook
3. If new to ferrets, they must visit and show that they have the necessary knowledge about ferrets and their requirements (Cage, Safety, Diet, etc).
4. If exisiting/past owner they still must visit, but bring along their ferret to ensure compatibility, etc.
5. People wanting "Entire" ferrets are turned away.
6. All adoptions have a 2-3 week return policy, no reason necessary. This is especially required for newbies, who are given the chance to own a ferret, but then find they are not the pet they expected.

Address

8 Thanos Court Boronia VIC 3155

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Contact name:: Wayne George
Phone number 1:: 0407 093 783

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Several Ferrets Needing Homes

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We have a number of ferrets for adoption in varying age groups - male and females. If I have VACCINATED kits, they are $100, but you have to arrange de-sexing when they reach around 6 months - Currently we do not have any. Desexed, VACCINATED and micro-chipped ferrets are Males $200 Females $230. Go to my listing at aussieferretcarer.com to see list of existing ferrets. Ferrets have engaging personalities and a playful, fastidious nature. They are active animals. They are very gregarious and are usually happiest in groups of two or more. However if the human parent spend the necessary time with them single ferret ownership is fine. Some ferrets will not get along with other ferrets. If you have existing ferrets it is important that you have them meet. Ferrets are extremely curious creatures and will investigate anything and everything. Before getting a ferret, research the animal: talk to people who own them and read a variety of books about them. Ferrets have many special needs which are not obvious to a first-time owner. Should you decide to parent a ferret, be a responsible owner - protect your pet and yourself by getting a ferret, or any other pet, only from a rescue organization or a reputable breeder

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Several Ferrets Needing Homes