The following was emailed to me from a friend of mine that works in an
vet's office in Northern New Jersey. It sounds like these guys are in
need, but I am at my limit of ferrets and can not take in anymore. I
hope someone out there can help give these guys a home. Please keep it
local only!

Melissa

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Hi Melissa! Thanks for taking a sec. If you know anyone interested, I
have 2 ferrets at work that need to be adopted.

Enter sob story here. Feel free to skip this part. These guys were
abandoned in a house with about 40 animals, mostly cats. The original
owners were evicted, and they just left most of the animals behind. The
ferrets were found in their own cage, covered in filth, with some kind
of food I couldn't even identify (but suspect is bargain basement cat
food) in the cage. Sadly, they were the cleanest things in the house.

OK, safe to read again. I have the original cage, all cleaned up, of
course, and all the toys, food dishes, litter boxes, etc. Whoever
adopts the ferrets can have everything, but FYI, the cage should really
be replaced. It's old and rusted in a few spots.

I would really like to place these 2 together. One male, one female,
age unknown. Health appears to be good, vet examined, and they will
get their rabies shot before going to a new home.

I have them listed on Petfinder.com under Hodes Veterinary Group, and
they get more hits than my cats do, but not a single person has called.
I must apologize now for the crappy names, Codo and Podo. I was tired
when I named them, and it was the best I came up with. :-)

If you know anyone interested, they can contact me at work, since
that's where they are. Remember, in the real world, they need to ask
for Nancy, not Phoenix. That'll confuse the hell outta my coworkers,
lol! Or, they can just call and ask about the ferrets for adoption,
that'll get forwarded to me, too. 973-328-7112

Thanks, Melissa. Appreciate all your help.

Love,
Phoenix

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