The Grand Canyon State Ferret Association has the following wayward fuzzies
seeking homes (all spayed and neutered unless otherwise specified):
 
1. Jethro: 3 year old sable boy.  Very shy toward outgoing ferrets, fine
with mellow ones.  Recovering from stress symptoms including sporadic hair
loss not related to adrenal disease.  Still being supplimented with Duck
Soup.  Very friendly, quite the explorer.  (currently fostered in Cave
Creek)
 
2. Christmas:  Georgeous sable female, 4 years old.  One of the prettiest
ferrets I have ever seen!  Sometimes moody around other ferrets.  Cuddly.
(currently fostered in Tucson)
 
3.Dante: Very sweet 1.5 year old (reported by former home - vet believes
older) boy.  Enjoys long naps with tummy rubs.  A very handsom boy
(currently fostered in Tucson)
 
4. Ben: Rambunctious (sp?) boy, less than 6 months. Quite the partier.
Very large but cute.  Current foster says he bites.  I have met this boy
twice and have never had him touch a tooth to me.  Kind of a mottled blaze
color - very interesting.  Deaf (currently fostered in Phoenix)
 
5. Curie: Petite 1.5 year old sable girl.  Very independant but sweet.  Not
a lap ferret, but very entertaining.  (currently fostered in Tucson)
 
6. Elliott: Very laid back, metabolically challanged 5 year old boy.  Very,
very sweet.  Quite the lap ferret.  (currently fostered in Peoria).  Prefer
adoption with Horton below.
 
7. Horton: Very sweet sable 4 year old boy.  Recovering from stress symptoms
related to being shifted around.  Has suffered sporadic hair loss not
related to adrenal disease.  Very attached to his brother Elliot.  Prefer
to adopt together (currently fostered in Peoria)
 
8. Morgan: Very large, blind and deaf, sable boy of unkown age.  Appears
young - but not a baby.  Prefers to be cuddled constantly.  Hobbies include
eating, sleeping and cuddling.  Some difficulties with over-active ferrets,
fine with mellow ones. (currently fostered in Cave Creek)
 
9. Freeway: Very small, highly emaciated baby girl found wandering the
streets and turned in to us.  No history available.  Nervous and occasionally
fear bites.  Will not be available for adoption until after she is out of
quarantine and is eating well on her own (approx 14 days).  (anyone want to
make donations towards her vet bills??)  Visitation available for potential
home until she is ready to go.  Currently fostered in Cave Creek.
 
If you are interested in any of these kids, please call
 
Kathy Goodhart
Grand Canyon State Ferret Association
PO Box 1694
Cave Creek, AZ 85327
(602) 465-9887
[Posted in FML issue 2406]