Sybil came to us in 2023, at approximately 3 years old and was suffering from undetermined incontinence.
Through some trial and error, we have been unable to determine the actual cause of the issue, however, we have been treating her with medication which has improved her quality of life immensely as she is no longer losing urinating as much. Through care and love, and the dedication of her foster family, Sybil is on the mend and no longer suffering from burns on her bottom either.
Sybil was a girl who had been moved between several homes, and having a stable home environment has allowed her to start trusting again. While she does not like her medication, she has stopped nipping as frequently. She also has allowed her foster mom to bathe her regularly without too much fuss, contributing to her improved quality of care.
Sybil has been deemed a long-term permanent foster with FRES. She will stay as a foster and in our care for the remainder of her life, in order to ensure that her medical needs continue to be met. You can donate to their long-term care through our donation link.
Walter and Doris were surrendered to FRES in early 2024. This bonded pair were approximately 6 years of age when they came in, and nameless.
Walter was also showing signs of advanced adrenal disease, namely he was hairless from the shoulders down. Over the course of the next few months, with support and guidance from our vet team, including medication, Walter has shown a remarkable transition – gaining all of his fur back, and 250g of weight. Despite his positive progress, he continues to have side effects of his adrenal that we are treating with daily therapy in order to maintain his quality of life. Walter is the sweetest boy, who despite his old age, finds so much joy in every day.
His partner Doris is a petite, sassy and spunky old lady, who tolerates Walter, but no one else. In recent months we have determined that she has a heart condition that is causing her heart to be enlarged. We are currently managing this through medicinal treatment with the support of our vet. Doris is doing very well, living out her life as a happy senior, alongside her partner.
Due to their serious medical needs, Doris and Walter are currently considered long-term fosters. You can donate to their current medical and daily care through our donation link.
Ady came to Fres in 2022 when he was 4 years old. Ady is a sweet gentle boy and has been a loner ferret, never having a cage mate and is fine with that.
This sweet boy loves all the soft blankets in his cage and other spots throughout the house. He hasn’t been too playful with all his ongoing medical issues but still enjoys a good toe chomp. His playful antics are just all about nibbling on his humans toes and he has great strong teeth so they are definitely felt.
Ady has several medical issues which include adrenal disease, cancer and incontinence. Ady has daily meds 2x, to slow down the cancer growth and monthly Lupron at the vet and every three months he also gets a melatonin implant for his adrenal disease.
Unfortunately due to the adrenal disease and incontinence, he does require frequent baths to keep him clean. Ady is a sweet boy always happy to spend time with his humans but he is also a very fragile ferret and is mostly naked other then his head.
Due to his advanced medical needs, Ady is currently considered a long-term foster. You can donate to this current medical and daily care through our donation link.
Levi, Link, Winston and Sonja were surrendered to FRES in 2024. This group of 4 ranges in age from approximately 2 years to 5. They are all very good-natured ferrets, showing no signs of aggression, and are bonding well with their new foster humans. We currently do not know their temperament with other ferrets.
FRES is currently monitoring some minor health issues with the group, as well as getting to know them better! For the time being, they are being fostered by one of our amazing foster parents, with the long-term goal of looking at future adoptability.
You can donate to their current medical and daily care through our donation link.
Remus & Noel were surrendered to FRES in 2024. This bonded pair are both approximately 5 years old. They are very friendly, well-handled ferrets. Remus is a light sable/champagne male, and Noel is an albino girl.
FRES is currently getting to know them better! For the time being, they are being fostered by one of our amazing foster parents, with the long-term goal of looking at future adoptability.
You can donate to their current daily care through our donation link.
Charlie & Remy were surrendered in spring of 2021 and are now around 5 years old. Charlie & Remy are inseparably bonded and the very best of best ferret friends.
Charlie is a task oriented, 'all-about-important-business' male ferret with champagne coloration. He is quite pragmatic and a very sensible ferret as far as ferrets go. Charlie has had trouble with chronic mouth ulcers ever since being surrendered and requires meds and regular vet checkups. He also cannot and will not eat hard kibble, so he gets special Charlie soupies for meals 2-3x a day. He gets quite insistent if breakfast isn't served on time at 7am every day.
Remy is a happy-go-lucky classic sable male and very laid-back fun-loving ferret. He is the Yin to Charlie's Yang and loves anything but serious business. Remy seems to be in great health and has an effervescent zest for games of chase, tussel, and any other hi-jinx he can create when he's not napping and making adorable ferret snore sounds. Remy is also a great cuddler, affectionate and is an all-around joyful ferret who is always lovely company to his human & ferret friends.
You can donate to their current daily care through our donation link.
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