Lucy is a small albino who is very curious and personable. She looks for attention. Unfortunately at present she also has adrenal desease and has lost some hair. She is still very active. Just remember that most owners of albinos swear they can see the facial expressions better on albinos than on Sables.

Lucy is 7 of 9

Update, Lucy has grown an amazing coat this fall and looks wonderful, she needs a good home.

Update, Lucy has now successfully had her adrenal removed and is just about ready to be adopted. No one who meets her can ignore this wonderful ball of fluff, she just loves to be on someone.

Lucy has been adopted, and is going to live with her broher Fred, also one of the nine who came in together. Wish her a long life.

 Update on Lucy by her new owner.

Hi Randy!
Things are going well so far with Lucy and Finn. There have been a few
spats between the two of them but those are obviously to be expected.
Lucy really does have 100% hit with the litterbox which is definitely
welcome! We've also definitely starting to notice the distinct
differences between the two of them, for instance- Finn likes to crawl
into dresser drawers, Lucy likes to crawl down everyone's shirt. Finn
likes to eat N-bones, Lucy likes to eat anything edible within a 10
meter radius. It seems as though we will have to really watch that
Lucy doesn't get a hold of human foods, she seems about a hundred
times more interested in it then Finn has ever has been. On a plus
side, does this mean she is less imprinted on ferret kibble and may be
more adaptable to some meat? Let's hope.
Lucy also for some reason doesn't like the hammock, which leads me to
believe that it is the hammocks fault and not that Finn prefered
sleeping in his bed, or his other bed, or his igloo, or his drawer
filled with fleece blankets or various other dark nooks and crannies.
On the weekend we will go on a hunt for a more comfy, larger hammock.
Attached is a picture we took last night. We had noticed that things
had got quiet, and upon investigation saw that they had both gotten
into the same section of the cage, and had fallen asleep (slightly)
close together. We quietly opened the door to snap a shot. They're not
dead, we promise, just fast asleep. Hopefully this is a good sign, but
we're still having them sleep seperate as a precaution for a little
while longer, just giving them lots of time to play together during
the day.
On an unrelated note, we still haven't really decided about a name
change for Lucy. We had thought about the names Micah, Clementine and
Harlow but for some reason still haven't actually started calling her
any of those. So, for now she is still lucy. I guess decision day will
come on her vet appointment when we need to choose what name to
register her as.
Anyways, apologies for the long e-mail, it's hard to keep it short
when talking about such adorable and personable furbabies.
We will try to get nicer photos of finn and lucy together, but for now
they are just too excited to generally sit still long enough for a
photo. :)
Thank you so much for giving Finn and Lucy a chance at a new life with
us. We promise to spoil them, cuddle them and make sure they stay out
of trouble.
Warm Regards,
Sawyer, Leah & the gang