>From: petersen <[log in to unmask]> >Subject: Killians; Shelter in St. Louis Thank you for the comments. I asked neither the Petersens nor Bob to make comments. Glad both chose to themselves. Anyway... >Bill can confirm that I fell in love with Neville Chamberlain who is a >very big and very sweet part-English hob. Neville is actually an immigrant. He came from George Parker in England who you may have read about in Modern Ferret. See George (hope you still get this) EVERYONE loves this boy - not just us. We'll see how he does in Baltimore next weekend. Despite his nice nature he is partially polecat - an eighth if I remember. About that polecat bit though. Bob C seems to think the Swedes look somewhat more like polecats than other ferrets. He was thinking that was angoras until we showed him far more Swedes than he had seen before. About the shelter ferrets that went to St Louis. If you have memories of FURO, some of the ones that moved from us to the Petersens are among the last bred by John Armishaw. He bred them in North Carolina, they went through a breeder with aspirations that were dashed, then north to Virginia. John did not turn them in to us. But they are his. Some very nice pleasant sables. Call FURRY. Matthew Stevens in the Dallas area also has one. They helped us, you can help them out by adopting them into private homes. >From: Ryan Seaton <[log in to unmask]> >Subject: Mink/Duck Soup Chicken is "best" but that might be becuse its usual. Other meats should work if the ferrets don't mind. bill and diane killian zen and the art of ferrets http://www.zenferret.com/ mailto:[log in to unmask] [Posted in FML issue 2432]