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Loki is a bit timid at first, but once he comes out of his shell he is a very sweet and curious little boy. He is approx 4 1/2 yrs old, and loves tunnels and chew toys. We prefer Loki to go to a home with other ferrets similar in age.  He also enjoys attention from his human friends and seems to have a special liking to dogs.   

Sansa is a 14 month female beauty.  She is full of energy and playfulness.  Sansa MUST go to a home with other ferrets.  A "Meet & Greet" will be required to ensure that the ferrets get along.  All adoptions are subject to approval.  If interested and you are 18+ years old, please fill out the adoption form on this website.   

This trio is ready to go to their new home.  They are all bonded and must be adopted together.  Snickers (left), Thumper (Middle) and Bandit (right).  Snickers and Bandit are females and Thumper is male.  Bandit was showing early signs of Adrenal and has already received a Deslorelin Implant.  She should have a beautiful fur coat in no time.  With this pre-existing medical issues, Ferret Dreams Medical Fund will cover all Bandit's medical expenses, solely dealing with her Adrenal issues, for lif

Felix and Newt are a bonded pair and must be adopted out together.  Both boys are approximately 4 years young and still full of playful energy.  Felix loves to climb and play with toys in the bathtub.  Newt likes to cuddle at times, otherwise playing with Felix and tug toys

Truffles is a 5 yr old male who is ready for his own home.  Truffles is a fighter who survived hairball surgery.  He is extremely cute and friendly.  He is very picky about other ferrets and may even do well in a home with no other ferrets but with plenty of human interaction.  A Stay-at-home person or a family with children would be awesome 

Otto is a handsome boy, approximately 4 years old with a little stubby tail.  Otto had a Chordoma, a non-cancerous tumor removed from his tail.  His stubby tail gives him lots of character.  He plays rough with other ferrets so another ferret buddy is a possibility however he would also do well in a home where he can get lots of attention.  Otto gets really lonely in his cage so free roam would be idea.  He is very low maintenance.