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The following ferrets are available for sponsorship. To sponsor a ferret or ferrets, please
send your donation (check or money order) to PFRA Centre, P.O. Box 1206 State College, Pennsylvania 16804 .
Be sure to note the name of the ferret or ferrets whom you wish to sponsor.
If you would prefer to make a secure, online donation please consider using PayPal. PayPal offers a free fast, and
secure means of transferring funds from you to the shelter. To place an order using PayPal, make a note of the ferret
or ferrets whom you wish to sponsor. Then click on the PayPal icon below. Direct your fund transfer to
marypfra@yahoo.com, and list the ferret(s)you are sponsoring in the "Notes" field.
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Buddha (3/99) sable jill who is VERY cute! She is an only ferret who just wants
to be a princess - Buddha loves to play with people, as well as get lots of back rubs and scratches. She
adores the tubes and tormenting the dogs. Buddha also has her very own sponsor - Christy! Thank you so
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Lucy (2/97) is a deaf dark eyed white jill that originally came to our
shelter due to a bad backyard breeder dump (Di Bachman of Frosty Paws Ferrets in Maryland) in February
of 1998. She was adopted out into a wonderful home that loved her despite her little quirks (she thinks
she is a pit bull trapped in a tiny ferret body and loves to do "drive-by" toe attacks). Lucy and her
cagemate, Nic, were surrendered back to the shelter when their owners had to move to a new city due
to a job change and the arrival of a baby. Lucy and Nic went into Foster Care with Peggy and they did
wonderfully. Lucy has not bitten since arriving at Peggy's and she's turned into a cuddle bum.
Unfortunately, Nic had to have surgery for insulinoma in August of 2002 and he passed away due to
severe diabetes shortly after surgery. Lucy had insulinoma and adrenal surgery in June of 2003 and
recovered wonderfully. She and her new cagemate, Cosina, are best buddies now.
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| Some of the following ferrets were part of a multi-shelter rescue effort.
For more information about the NJ Christmas Rescue, visit
http://www.ferret.org/news/pr12-23-00.htm. |
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Claudia (12/97) tiny late alter sable female.
Claudia loves to play in tubes and with fishing pole toys. She is
still skittish, but with lots of love (and Nutrical!) we are making
headway. She is very energetic and gets along well with other ferrets as well as our
big dogs. |
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Gabrielle (12/97) late alter champagne female. Gabrielle is very skittish.
She will try to bite when she's scared,
but we are making great headway (especially with the Nutrical!). She loves
to play with the other NJ girls and gets along well with other ferrets.
The fishing pole toy is a favorite of hers, although balls are a close
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Molly (12/1/99) is a gorgeous champagne female. Molly does not like other
ferrets and has a nipping problem due to fear. Molly needs lots of one-on-one time to help calm her
fears. With lots of TLC,
she has made great strides since she was surrendered. She loves to play
with fishing pole toys and climb into laundry baskets for a nap.
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Sidney (6/98) sable female & Abigail (8/98) dark-eyed white female
are a wonderful pair. They are very playful, yet both love to be cuddled and give kisses. They love
fishing pole cat toys and will chase the feathered end for hours. Abigail is deaf (she was originally
a panda ferret), but is the sweetest cuddle bum around. Sidney is more the rough & ready tomboy. They
don't care for other ferrets, but adore people and chasing big dogs.
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