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linsaloo <[log in to unmask]>
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Sat, 15 Aug 1998 20:38:09 -0400
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I am both excited and sad to tell you that I have a new ferret today!  I
went to a local pet store and they had just gotten in a ferret that someone
had apparently abandoned.  A man who found him under his house took him in
to try to save him as he had had him for 2 days trying to get him to eat.
He is very thin and weak, and the pet store couldn't get him to eat
anything.  So I happily told them I would take him and nurse him back to
health.  Obviously, the excited part is because I have a new friend, and
the sad part is because of how I got him.
 
I am going to take him to a vet tomorrow.  If anyone has any thoughts as to
how I can help him, let me know.  He has eaten several raisins, some
Wheaties (Yes, I know these are not the kinds of things that ferrets should
eat all the time, but I am just trying to get some kind of food in his
system), and some salmon oil.  And he is pretty active for all he's been
through.  I have read in some of your posts that duck soup is good when they
are sick.  What is that?  Is it literally a soup made out of duck?  And
where can I get some?
 
I'd also like to hear any suggestions for a name for him...something rather
unusual.  My other ferret is named Jasper.  Maybe something with a
survivor-related meaning.
 
Thanks!
[Posted in FML issue 2402]

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