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Areas Lane Area Ferret Shelter and Rescue serves
Southern Oregon from Albany to Ashland.
Lane Area Ferret Shelter and Rescue's adoption process
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Interview
Telephone interview where the potential adopter is asked questions about caring for a ferret.
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Visit the Facility and Find a Pet
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Sign Adoption Contract
Adopters sign the Adoption Contract, pay the adoption fee, then can take their pet home.
Additional adoption info
Potential adopters must do a phone interview on their ferret knowledge. Once an potential adopter has been approved to adopt, he/she will be invited to the shelter to interact with the available animals. Adoption fees are: $80.00 for a single ferret younger than 4 yrs.; $120 for a pair of ferrets younger than 4 yrs.; $50.00 for any ferret 4 yrs. or older. Each adopter receives a hand made hammock, bed, or sleep sack for each ferret adopted, a small bag of the food the ferret(s) has been eating, a toy, microchip for each ferret adopted, and a canine distemper vaccine.
Potential adopters must do a phone interview on their ferret knowledge. Once an potential adopter has been approved to adopt, he/she will be invited to the shelter to interact with the available animals. Adoption fees are: $80.00 for a single ferret younger than 4 yrs.; $120 for a pair of ferrets younger than 4 yrs.; $50.00 for any ferret 4 yrs. or older. Each adopter receives a hand made hammock, bed, or sleep sack for each ferret adopted, a small bag of the food the ferret(s) has been eating, a toy, microchip for each ferret adopted, and a canine distemper vaccine.
About Lane Area Ferret Shelter and Rescue
Lane Area Ferret Shelter and Rescue provides shelter, care, and rehoming services for stray, abandoned, or otherwise unwanted ferrets. We also provide information about our favorite pet through brochures, hands-on demonstrations, and other educational events. We hope that through education and contact, people will gain a better understanding of the domestic ferret as fun and playful pet.
Lane Area Ferret Shelter and Rescue provides shelter, care, and rehoming services for stray, abandoned, or otherwise unwanted ferrets. We also provide information about our favorite pet through brochures, hands-on demonstrations, and other educational events. We hope that through education and contact, people will gain a better understanding of the domestic ferret as fun and playful pet.
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