The Oregon Ferret Shelter is an independent non-profit organization, which the OFA helps support. There are currently around 30 ferrets ready for adoption at the shelter, with an additional two dozen or so more that require ongoing care, and may never find homes. Special thanks go out to those who volunteered time on Saturdays in June to work in the shelter. Extra kisses goes to those devoted ferret fanciers who worked at the shelter in June, but who's names I missed. If you don't have much free time to donate to the shelter, you can still help out by donating much needed supplies.
Every donation helps.
Your money will go towards the food, medical care, and other costs required by the ferret. For a full year's support, you will receive a photo of your sponsored ferret, plus a brief history of the individual. A card will be placed on the ferret's cage, stating that you are its sponsor, and you'll feel great for helping out a ferret in need. This month's adoption focus is Anna , a spunky chunky albino female who gets along well with people and ferrets. Several months ago Anna's coat fell out in clumps, and we put her on a special diet.