Sandee, I was hoping you could check on my little guy Tigger and make sure he arrived okay and is being shown around. Tigger passed over to the Bridge on July 1 about 1 AM; he had been battling insulinoma for a good while. A few months ago he had surgery to remove his spleen, left adrenal, and tumors from his pancreas. He made it through the surgery okay even though it was long and difficult. He had a couple of set backs but he was doing better. He had gained 3/4 of a pound in a month and I really thought we were on more firm ground and he had a chance. Tigger crashed on me on Wednesday June 30th. I had him to two different vets that day and we fought long and hard but in the end the insulinoma won. He was such a precious little angel-butt and I miss him very very much. People who have seen pictures of him thought he was very young but he wasn't, the vet said he was 5-6 years old. He had the sweetest angelic face that made him look very young. I took Tigger out of a life that was pretty bad and I promised him a better one with me, unfortunately we only had one short but wonderful year together. So if you will Sandee, please watch out for my little guy, he is very small; average females are bigger than him and the bigger fuzzbutts will probably scare him. He prefers sleepsacs to hammies and he loves to snuggle. Also he enjoys tormenting cats so maybe you could find a nice kitty that would be willing to be bitten on the butt and harassed for a few days until he feels more at home. And Sandee, please tell him how much we loved him, I always called him my angel-butt. I loved him very very much and miss him terribly. He may arrive with a white teddy bear; I included a little friend when we buried him so he wouldn't get lonely on his journey. Tell him that we are so sorry that love wasn't enough to win out over this horrid disease insulinoma, otherwise ferrets everywhere would be cured of this. Karen Lighthouse Ferret Bedding http://www.lighthouseferrets.com [Posted in FML issue 4565]