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Adoption policy | Ferret Aid Society

Adoption policy

Please read CAREFULLY:

Our adoption fee is $250 per ferret, $450 per pair.

If you are interested in adopting one of our ferrets, please fill out the application here. After you have submitted it, one of us will be in contact with you with any additional questions. Once you are cleared as a likely candidate, you may meet the ferret(s) you are most interested in. You will bring along any ferrets of your own to make sure everyone will get along. There is a 48 hour wait after the first meeting to ensure you are certain about them before you can take them home.

Please note, fosters have their own schedules and you will have to find a time that works for them.

All ferrets come spayed/neutered.

We do not descent our ferrets as it does not change the way they smell and we feel it’s an unnecessary procedure.

We will sometimes waive a fee for our senior ferrets but will gratefully take a donation. Please don’t confuse this with “free” because our seniors are at the stage where they may develop *expensive* health ailments that come with older age. This isn’t to discourage their adoption but to educate the potential “parent” what *may* happen.

Adoption Application