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Please visit the pages to the left.

 

You will find important info that effects ferrets and animals in general.

 

Black Footed Ferrets in DANGER!

 

 On May 15th sylvatic plague was confirmed in the prairie dogs of Conata Basin, home to one of the largest populations of black-footed ferrets in the world.

 

 

 

And will no longer be printed.
 
The March/April 2008 issue of Ferrets will soon reach subscribers. It is the final print issue of Ferrets.
 
 

 

The Ohio Ferrets Rescue 

The largest Ferret Rescue in US history

 

 

 

The Mongo Memorial Distemper Titer Study

 

All ferrets need to be properly vaccinated against canine distemper

and rabies. But could we  be over-vaccinating our ferrets?

 

 

 

Prairie dog poisoning in South Dakota

 

The US Forest Service has proposed poisoning of
prairie dogs in South Dakota at the most successful restoration site of
the black-footed ferret. We CAN'T let that happen!

 

 

 

Pets & Animals in Distress Action Alert!

 

Positive change begins with each of us, and together we can create positive change for unwanted animals. Your voice for the animals is very important to help us make changes with our spay and neuter laws in every state. This is a start that can help save many animals from needlessly being killed every day. We hope that we can count on your continuing support that enables us to keep fighting for the animals.

 

 

 

Pet Food Recalls 

 

We list them as we find them to keep you better informed. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This page was last modified on Wednesday, June 18, 2008