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—Address
4106 Five Points Road, Indianapolis, IN 46239Hours of Operation
Contact
Brenda TaylorPhone
(317) 356-2653Donation
—Adoptable Pets at Five Points Ferret Refuge
This shelter doesn't have any adoptable pets right now - check out adoptable pets nearby or start a custom pet search below.
Mable
Ferret
Female, Young
Indianapolis, IN
House-trained
Kiwi
Ferret
Female, Adult
Indianapolis, IN
House-trained
Kaido
Ferret
Female, Adult
Indianapolis, IN
House-trained
Rescue FAQs
Additional adoption info
Our adoption process starts with applicant submitting a completed application (available on our website). We review the application, verify references and then contact applicant to set up an appointment to meet the available pets.They come to our home, where the shelter is currently located, then we arrange a convenient time for a home visit, to see where the pet will be living, give suggestions for ferret proofing and answer safety questions. When that part of the process is complete, we will make our final decision and they can pick up their new family member. We may take the pet with us for the home visit for those who are a distance away.There is an adoption contract to sign and a $75 for single $125 for a bonded pair adoption fee.The pet(s) will be accompanied by their current vet and shot records, informational paperwork about ferret care from us, a "Ferrets for Dummies" book and a packet of their current food.
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Chico
Pit Bull Terrier
Male, 6 yrs 10 mos
Indianapolis, IN
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