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What to do if you find a ferret.

1. Bring the ferret  inside from the heat or cold. Ferrets do not do well in the heat. Ideal temperatures are between 70-86 degrees. If you do not have a cage, you can put him in a bathtub with a couple of towels for warmth and comfort. It is best to keep your pets away from them so "no one gets hurt."

2. Food and water. Water is essential to ferrets, and it may have been a while since he had his last drink. Try to use a  heavy non spill bowl, cause he may want to "wash up" where they like to snorkel in the water. Of course the best thing for them is ferret food which most all pet stores carry. In a pinch, you can use a dry cat food, never dog food.

3. Litter. It is best to put a newspaper on the opposite of the tub, away from the food and water. They are most likely a family pet, so they will be familiar with an area to "do their business".  This will also make it easy for you to clean up.

4. Advertise for lost ferret. Put up signs in your neighborhood, and ask neighborhood kids if they know who may own ferrets. You can check out newspapers in the lost and found ads. Or you can contact us at: fuzzyrescues@aol.com or call Dona at; 954-977-4583 and leave a message.

5. Print out the flyer and post around the neighborhood.

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The information provided on this site is designed to educate and support the relationship with your vet and your ferret. You should never disregard or delay seeking medical attention or advice because of something you read here: this site is not meant as a substitute for medical attention. Consult your vet on any questions you may have.