An attempt to rehome my ferrets:

Rumford ME

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I rent an apartment that just sold and the new landlord doesn't allow pets. It is either get rid of them now and keep my current residence, or get evicted and have to rehome them anyway because I have nowhere to go. They are not bonded, as the few introduction attempts I tried resulting in biting and squeaking that freaked me out and made me not want to try that any more, lol but someone more experienced in introducing ferrets might be able to change that. As it stands, they are in separate cages currently do not have to be rehomed together. I'd like it, but it isn't required. One is a cinnamon colored male, he is a crazy little guy who loves to dook and bite your toes but will stop when you say ow. He's never drawn blood with his bites, he's just crazy. My mom calls him FiFi, I call him Teddy Beans. I also have a sable female that I rescued. When I got her she was a skeleton, and I honestly did not think she would survive. She's a tiny, feisty little thing who loves to give kisses and play with those soft, plastic ball pit balls. I can't stress this enough but please be experienced with ferret care. A small rehoming fee may apply, but honestly if I find the right owner I'll likely end up just giving them to you. They are awesome ferrets and really deserve the best, and as much as it kills me I can no longer provide that for them. Thanks for reading all of this, and for your consideration.