Tuesday 10th August 2010
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HOMES WANTED: Carys Bridges of the RSPCA with some of the ferrets |
South Wales Argus
THE RSPCA has more than five times the normal amount of ferrets at their Newport centre, following a recent influx of the pets.
Manager Elaine Buchan said the centre needs to find new homes for the 16 animals as they have a long waiting list of other small animals to take their place.
Courtney the ferret was found by an inspector with her six kits, Jacob, Eric, Edward, Esme, Rosaline and Bella clinging on to her.
The six-week-old youngsters, which are almost as big as their mother, are now available for re-homing.
Ms Buchan said the animals make great pets as they are sociable animals, but need plenty of stimulation and are best kept in a large rabbit hutch.
"You can train them to walk them on leads and they love it," she said.
Ten-week-old ferrets Naomi and Arwen, who staff believe are sisters, are set to be re-homed together.
Staff at the centre are on hand to help any potential new owners learn about the pets.
Anyone who is interested in re-homing one of the animals can go along to the centre on Hartridge Farm Road or email
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