Our aims

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We began in 2013 with just one ferret called Petey. We then rescued another 4 ferrets from our local shelter. However, the local shelter had to close, due to ill health, so we decided that we would open our own rescue for stray, abandoned ferrets and those who their owners could no longer look after.
We are a no-kill shelter, so any ferrets that cannot be rehomed for either health or behavioural issues, we will keep to live out their days at the rescue. 

We  aim  to  help  all  of  the  ferrets  who  need  our  support,  help  and  care.  We  will  rescue  them  from  unsuitable  homes,  places  of  abuse  or  from  straying  on  the  streets.  We  will  rehome  those  ferrets  whose  owners  can  no  longer  care  for  them.  

We  neuter  all  ferrets  that  come  into  our  rescue,  provide  them  with  any  treatment  needed,  food,  bedding,  warmth  and  love.  We  then  prepare  them  for  rehoming.

we  also  work  to  educate  our  community  in  the  proper  care  and  welfare  of  ferrets.