Ferret Rescue Society of Ottawa

THANK YOU! Sure will help with cleaning up after all these furkids. Wish we could send a thanks out to everyone who has sent a gift recently but apparently some of you benefactors prefer to be anonymous! We are grateful to all of you - more than we can say!

Ferret odor can be managed using healthy food and good cleaning maintenance. Make sure to feed your ferret high quality food and clean their litter box at least once every day, and deep clean the cage once a week or more and clean their beddings as often as possible. You can also use a fan to circulate the air around the cage to help with the smell. Stay away from products that claim to help if ingested and never use essential oils, air fresheners and candles near ferrets. _...______________________________________________________________ We need your help! The past few months have been eventful at the shelter, with over 30 ferrets arriving in various health conditions. If you have a few dollars available to help us each month please consider signing up as a monthly donor. Here is the registration link: https://forms.gle/pL64JCiuJmPYdT3m8

Our allotment of shelter kids has been added to the Ferret Giving Tree. Please consider being a Santa to a shelter kid somewhere! The FRSO’s ferrets are on the tree 36 from ‘’Minion’’ and on the tree 37 up to Eleanor. To be a Ferret Santa you need to fill the Santa form at the bottom of the letter of one ferret. Then, keep an eye on your emails (and junk mail!) and Please ensure [email protected] is whitelisted in your spam filters so you can receive the Confirmation... E-mails. Make Christmas special for one of them and they are sure to share the joy. Let us know if you need some help to understand the giving tree process http://www.ferretgivingtree.com/showtree.php?treeid=36

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