Shelter list:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Ferret-Health-list/files/FML-shelter-list.html
or you can get it through the FML.  I can't recall quite how it's done.
*****BILL?***** Think that you write GET SHELTER in the text of the note
nad send it to [log in to unmask]
[Moderator's note: It's GET SHELTER LISTS but you were close :-)  BIG]
 
Nancy, right now we have a group like your's in that a lot is going on
health-wise, but that is not always the case.  We've also had times when
ferrets have been mostly healthy.  Sometimes there are biological reasons
for clumps (like happens so often with lymphoma) but sometimes it's just
bum luck.  Sorry that's been the case for you.  They sure do necessitate
learning about medical things, though, and the more a person learns the
better off the ferrets are, as you've said in the past and know well.
 
>Does anyone have a list of "ferret-friendly" vets in the U.S.?
 
Go to the above files site in the first paragraph
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Ferret-Health-list/files/FML-shelter-list.html
and also to:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Ferret-Health-list/files/FerretVets.html
http://www.miamiferret.org/fhc
and
http://www.ferretcentral.org
and it's links
 
Also, do a websearch and find STARFerrets for its list.
 
I expect there are others.
 
Many, perhaps most, of these are actually international listings though
most listings are for in the U.S.
 
If you are in California go
http://geocities.com/sukieslist
and see the two sites that have vet content and are listed for California
info since these can help you.
 
It is always useful to know how to find vets; folks move, vets leave,
there are vacations, etc.  Heck I did a quick search.  Didn't look to see
if this the page with the vet listings, though, so trying clicking in it:
http://www.thepetproject.com/starferrets.html
[Posted in FML issue 3772]