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Rebecca Stout <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 5 Oct 2005 13:58:00 EDT
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Yes, yes, YES, there is a LOT you can do to locate a lost ferret and time
is so precious here!  Donna Christen of the FML laid out a great format
in retrieving lost ferrets years ago.  Most people remember following her
adventures in trying to locate her Eppy after a significant time period
during the cold, winter months in Wisconsin.  Then this past year, Chris
Matlick also contributed and spoke at the symposium about her Fidgets'
get away and obstacles in being reunited with her life long pal.
 
Please please go to this helpful site:
<http://www.geocities.com/neverforeverland/>
 
Here is the page where you can find stories of hope and information that
can really help you ... for example, the story of Eppy who inspired
everyone and my story about Dippy:
<http://www.geocities.com/neverforeverland/foundferret.html>
 
Check the info and links page from the home site there for tips on what
to do.  A good place to start is a short tip sheet by Julianna Quadrosi
<http://www.geocities.com/neverforeverland/foundferret.html>
 
Wolfy
http://wolfysluv.jacksnet.com
[Posted in FML issue 5022]

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