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Subject:
it is a MINK!
From:
Ferret Wise Shelter <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Tue, 3 Sep 2002 14:10:47 -0400
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Win,
please make sure no one gets nipped.  That is a wild animal and a
potential rabies & aleutians disease carrier!
 
Many times if people offer them food they will appear tame but when
frightened they can be vicious.
 
Look at the head the shape is different, also the ears are rounder and
placed differently from the ferret.  Once more look at the eyes- notice
the difference there?
 
yes they are wonderful to look at- BUT UNLESS you know this animal has
been hand reared and is tame- replace it in it's own environment.  Is it
by chance a female?  They would appear neutered.  Again caution EXTREME
Caution is urged- call the local wildlife rescuer so it can be released.
 
Alicia At FerretWise
www.ferretwise.org
[Posted in FML issue 3895]

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