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The Ferret Association has a very active Facebook presence. Primarily we post information about adoptees, foster ferrets, shelter events as well as our press releases. Photos are shared for all our followers to enjoy. We also share information on a variety of special interest topics that affect or are related to ferrets or their kin around the world.

In addition, we maintain a Fundraising page – Ferret Assn of CT Fundraisers – where we run periodic auctions to support the shelter or other worthy causes such as the Xavier Ferret Canine Distemper Fund, the Ferret Shelters Directory, or other ferret organizations around the world.

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Ferret Association of Connecticut, Inc.

8 months ago

How Kaytee and Rainn Wilson Are Celebrating Small Pets

www.petproductnews.com

The brand launched its #SmallinShow Award Show, inviting pet owners of hamsters, bunnies, mice, birds and other small companions to share images and stories of their pets across social media.

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Ferret Association of Connecticut, Inc.

8 months ago

For small animal fans! Official rules for the #SmallinShow Contest can be found here: https://rules.creativezing.com/Kaytee/. No purchase or payment is necessary to enter or win. Well worth watching the 5 minute clip that accompanies this; hysterical. ... See MoreSee Less

How Kaytee and Rainn Wilson Are Celebrating Small Pets

www.petproductnews.com

The brand launched its #SmallinShow Award Show, inviting pet owners of hamsters, bunnies, mice, birds and other small companions to share images and stories of their pets across social media.

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Ferret Association of Connecticut, Inc.

8 months ago

Happy update on some little lab ladies from Veronica! The little lab girls are growing and getting some fluff! Adjusting well (with their new sister!).Who do you think won the pool game?? 🎱🐾 ... See MoreSee Less

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8 months ago

https://www.itv.com/news/channel/2022-06-21/feral-ferrets-causing-havoc-in-guernseyPlease remember the ferrets on Guernsey island in the UK are very likely hybrids with wild stoats. Many in Europe use the term ferret, stoat, or polecat interchangably and while a domestic ferret is genetically different than a wild stoat, they easily interbreed. Normally domestic animals have eyes that are larger and more widely spaced, as that "infant" look is more appealing to humans. I'm sure Guernsey residents are unhappy with with losing their chickens to the fuzzies, but you have to admit the babies are still adorable! And doesn't that look like milk in the bottle? As one of the oldest mentions of a similar animal in ancient writing said, "you put out milk to catch the weasels." ... See MoreSee Less

Feral ferrets causing havoc in Guernsey | ITV News

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There are calls for them to be added to the island's official pest list. | ITV News Channel

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8 months ago

Labbies with their new brother! ... See MoreSee Less

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Ferret Association of Connecticut, Inc. updated their status.

8 months ago

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8 months ago

Beware! Crooks "selling" animals on FB or Craigslist.used to just be limited to purebred puppies. They've expanded their nonexistent inventory to ferrets as store prices have risen. As this article notes, the best way to obtain a pet is through a legitimate nonprofit shelter. If the group doesn't have a ferret for you right now, be patient! Your haste to get a ferret Right Now could mean you lose a lot of $$ Right Now, too. ... See MoreSee Less

Avoid Pet Scams and Safely Purchase Animals Online

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If you are considering buying a pet online, follow these simple tips to protect your heart and your money from pet scammers.

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8 months ago

Remember Rover, the little guy with the terrible mast cell tumor? Living his best life! Video courtesy his Foster mom, Dr. Patrauskas. ... See MoreSee Less

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8 months ago

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8 months ago

With the price of store ferrets at $300+, this is bound to happen. So sad a living creature being boosted for quick $ like a jar of Olay. And why didn't the store have a locked top for that enclosure! ... See MoreSee Less

Watch: Woman accused of stealing 2 ferrets from Pennsylvania pet store

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A Pennsylvania pet store is asking for the safe return of two ferrets it says were stolen by a woman from a glass enclosure.

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