Yes, Carol, I wish too I would have adopted out 43, because there are 43
more waiting for help.  All shelters wish at this time in point to be
able to adopt out huge amounts of ferrets......Right Guys!
 
But unfortunately, there are some here that have to stay with me due to
health issues like Irwin (who has terminal lymphoma) and Anna (his long
time mate), Calista (who still suffers from balance issues due to severe
dehydration) and Harrison (her long time cage mate), Bear and Murphy (who
have insulinoma), and then of course some of the older ferrets like
Destiny and Leotie or Jack and Payton where a move at this time in their
life would not be good.  So your 43 ferret expectation is a bit high,
unless I would not take into consideration what is best for the ferrets.
But if you want, you can keep watching my Petfinder web page (link below)
and you will see how many we do adopt out on an ongoing basis.  Pretty
good amount of them considering we are a family run shelter.
 
Thanks so much again for your nice letter of encouragement Carol.  I pass
this encouragement to all the other shelters out there that are also
doing a great job with adoptions and surrenders also.  With all of us
banned together WE can make a DIFFERENCE in the lives of these ferrets
who need to be rehomed or helped medically!  KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK GUYS!
 
Marguerite from TinyPrints Ferret Rescue
Located in Eastern, Pa.
Helping Ferrets Since 2003
 
TinyPrints Ferret Rescue PetFinder Web Page
http://www.tinyprintsontheheart.petfinder.org
TinyPrints Ferret Rescue Store
http://www.tinyprintsontheheart.com/onlinestore.htm
Aloha Ferrets Ebay Store
http://stores.ebay.com/Aloha-Ferrets-Store
[Posted in FML issue 4937]