
This picture is from when she first came home from the vet. She looks pretty trashed here. Sleepy-eyed, very pliable. It was the first time I ever could get her to deliberately pose for a picture. Usually I have to sneak up on her to get anything good on camera. Even in her sedation, I could only squeeze out three pictures before she realized what I was doing and tried to make a run for it. Jeez, so camera-shy.
I am glad she is back on the job. I had to go to the Easter Hat contest using a diferent ferret. It just wasn't the same. She is my go-to gal for all costume contests, even though she hates being dressed up, simply because she is so small and so cute! She is a crowd favorite.
Thank the powers that be for her speedy recovery!
3 comments:
Hey, I fell in love with a ferret at a pet store and my girlfriend said that they're "dirty animals" so we couldn't get one. I was wondering if you had any insight as to whether or not ferrets are any dirtier than other animals?
PS Even if we were to get one I wouldn't get one at a pet store
PPS Is it true that ferrets can't see depth and may walk off of ledges?
Hi FertGirl,
I'm a fellow ferret owner and lover (as well as Portland-local!) who just moved into a basement room with no windows. I'm worried about the effects this will have on my fuzzies, and I was wondering if you have any suggestions regarding the type of lighting to buy and where to install it. Thank you in advance for any information you can share, and I enjoy your blog. =)
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