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1 day ago

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This wonderful $200+ value FACT benefit pkg only up to $66 bid atm. Head to Gisele Fund to show the ❤️ ... See MoreSee Less

Ferret Association of Connecticut Benefit Basket of Goodies – includes: • beige cuddle bed; • green berber sleeper that opens out into a pad, • 2 "berkshire blanket" lightweight matching flee...

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3 days ago

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A cheery hello from Scott Funk cutie Abby #ferret http://ow.ly/Vfg930c01Qp ... See MoreSee Less

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“Abby: Good morning hoomamz! I make u hairless apes a meme.”

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Ferret Association of Connecticut, Inc.

4 days ago

Ferret Association of Connecticut, Inc.

Connecticut residents! A bill in CT senate would tax anyone adopting a pet from a nonprofit shelter in order to fund 2nd Chance Animal Rehabilitation in Niantic, which works to help animals confiscated from animal abuse recover. It's important work, but ADOPTERS shouldn't have to fund it - they are already helping animals. Fees could come from many other places - donation checkbox on state income tax, special tax on those buying animals from pet stores, fines on animal abusers, appeals in pet stores - there are many options. PLEASE contact your senator and say you OPPOSE SB 130 RIGHT AWAY. You can read more about the bill at the Connecticut Votes for Animals site - http://www.ctvotesforanimals.org/news where you can also access a link to find your senator. Thank you!!! ... See MoreSee Less

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5 days ago

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I found Trouble on Petfinder

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Meet Trouble, an adoptable ferret looking for a forever home. If you’re looking for a new pet to adopt or want information on how to get involved with adoptable pets, Petfinder.com is a great resour...

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Ferret Association of Connecticut, Inc.

5 days ago

Ferret Association of Connecticut, Inc.

Happy Birthday Vanessa! Thank you for everything you do to help our furry-friends! Love, All of Us ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

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Currently all the ferrets that are available for adoption through FACT! Clock-wise from the top: Rex, Bébé, Trouble, Frankie, and Tucker! ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

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Gisele Fund at http://tinyurl.com/kemmzkb shelter basket Facebook benefit ends May 31. Support FACT & other shelters on now! Visit/help today ... See MoreSee Less

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Ferret Association of Connecticut, Inc.

2 weeks ago

Ferret Association of Connecticut, Inc.

###NEW ARRIVAL###
Trouble: Male, 2-3 years old.
Trouble was purchased for someone off Craigslist. His owner loved him but we don't think she knew what to expect from a ferret. She felt that Trouble was overactive and demanding; however from what we've seen, Trouble is a sweet, laid-back little fellow. He gets along with others and he is very, very handsome dark-eyed white boy. ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

Ferret Association of Connecticut, Inc.

>>>NEW ARRIVAL<<<
Rex: Male, about 2 years old.
Rex is sort of a mixed color...sort of silver, sort of chocolate, but pretty cute! He was brought to us because he bit a young child in the home. We don't suggest ferrets to homes with young children anyway, and he has not bit anyone here. He may have just been very stressed as he was originally adopted out of a big humane society. Rex loves other ferrets and would love a home with others. ... See MoreSee Less

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FACT is approved by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501 (C) (3) tax-exempt organization and all donations are tax deductible to the extent provided by law. FACT's Federal Identification Number (EIN) is 061386567.

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