As I posted last Thursday, I was contacted by a young boy in Lansdowne (just southeast of Philadelphia) whose mother told him to find a home for his ferrets because he is not taking care of them. A woman at a pet store found my number for him in one of the ferret magazines. Personally, I think parents should *expect* to care for their children's pets unless human development changes soon. But anyway.... They are both girls who were adopted from a shelter in NJ about two years ago. They may be about 5 or 6yo. One was described as having white fur underneath fur with grey tips (a silver?) and one as yellow underneath fur with grey tips, plus white feet (a mitt). Both have white faces with very faint masks. The yellow one is almost blind but gets around without a problem. She and the golden retriever are good buddies. Both use the litter box every time whether in or out of the cage. They come with a two-level condo that comes to sort of a point at the top. It sounds like they are in good health. Both are very sweet and give kisses. If you are interested, please contact me right away. Two shelters have kindly offered to take them, but a loving home is always best. Thanks! Judith White 610-446-8036 [log in to unmask] [Posted in FML issue 3049]