BROWARD FERRET RESCUE, INC.
PLEASE NOTE THE BROWARD FERRET RESCUE IS NO LONGER IN BUSINESS.
SEE THE LINKS BELOW FOR WAYS TO SURRENDER. THESE RESCUES ARE A GREAT RESOURCE FOR YOU TO SURRENDER OR ADOPT.
This is a wonderful resource for rehoming your ferrets as well as adopting. Visit their Facebook page where you will be asked to join so you can see the guidelines. Here you can connect with the ferret community near you!
Need to surrender immediately? Please DO NOT let them loose outside. They will not survive on their own.
Carpet Sharks Ferret Shelter in Middleburg, FL: carpet_sharks@bellsouth.net
Need to surrender immediately? Please DO NOT let them loose outside. They will not survive on their own.
Navarre Ferret Rescue- navarreferretrescue.org
This group rescues ferrets in emergency situation that have been abandoned, abused or living in unsafe conditions.
If you still need guidance, contact Diane 954-303-6046. She has been a part of the Broward Ferret Rescue since the beginning and glad to assist you. Leave a message and she will be in touch.
The best place to adopt is from a rescue! We have some rescues listed that are in need of adopting. Additionally, Florida Ferret Outreach has ferrets in need around the state.
ALSO CHECK OUT OUR FACEBOOK PAGE: ferret referral site and contact Angie.
If you need further assistance, Contact Diane at 954-303-6046. Leave a message with what you are looking for; Single ferret, pair, partner for yours, etc
Need to Board your ferrets? We have some of our long time rescue volunteers willing to assist.
You can contact Lori at 954-415-9254. Leave a message with how many you are wanting to board along with the drop off and pickup dates. Lori is in the Tamarac area.
You can also contact Angie at 786-985-7813. Leave a message with how many you are wanting to board along with the drop off and pickup dates. Angie is located in the Pembroke Pines area.
Ferrets get loose from their home. Other times people just release their ferrets outside to fend for themselves. They will not survive more than a day or two.
If you find a ferret click link and follow guidelines.
These rescues below take care of as many ferrets as they can every year! Your donation will help save countless numbers of ferrets!
Thank you for your support!
Mary provides assistance to ferrets in need of medical assistance.
Consider donating to her rescue:
Vikki takes in all older/sick ferrets and does not adopt out. She has assisted us by taking in MANY of our babies!
Consider donating to her rescue:
Before you get a ferret, you need to be aware of their need and habits. Learn more here and watch the video below.
Did you know a ferret could squeeze their body in a hole the size of a paper towel roll? Know what you should look for when ferret proofing your home.
A ferrets diet is critical to their good health. It is important you give them food specific to ferrets. Food for cats or dogs will only make them sick.
Learn how and when to bath them as well as caring for their teeth, nails, ears, and how to control their musky odor.
When a ferret is not well, they need to see a vet within 24 hrs. You should have a vet in place prior to them getting sick.
A sick ferret must see a vet immediately. This link will give you some tips on first aid but should not be used in place of seeking vet assistance.
Learn what are some of the common diseases a ferret could experience, and learn the signs so you know how to treat them.
Always consult with a vet for a professional analysis. This list will give you a cause and a possible issue to advise your vet what may be wrong.
If you are going on vacation, consider boarding at the rescue. If you are taking your ferrets with you consider they many things you need to bring with you.
Who hasn't walked into a pet store only to see an adorable ferret wanting to play with you. The Rescue sees many of these families as they surrender their ferret because they did not educate themselves on the ferrets needs and characteristics.
This video from Modern Ferret gives you an idea of what to expect.
Check out this great video from the Modern Ferret
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