Gwyneth, our older little lady.

[NannyFerret]

Gwyneth came to us with two cage mates when she was about two years old. She is about six and a half now.

Believe it or not, she was a biter when she was handed over to the rescue. Her last cage mate died last year and I was so worried that she would pine.
For the first couple of weeks she searched everywhere for Roxy while making a high pitched dook, but with a lot of extra love and attention and having and op on her ear and some teeth out she has turned so loveable.

I can't put her in with the other two and they have to have seperate playtimes as she would beat them up, but thankfully  she is quite happy to have her playtimes out with us and her toys.

 

Here she is emerging from her tunnel to see what I was doing and the lower one she is playing with the big yellow duck foot muff that we bought them for Christmas.

 

I  love my girls!

 

 

[Terry]

Lovely shots Tina. She really seems to be enjoying her play time

[NannyFerret]

Thanks, Terry. I didn't have many shots of her and thought it was about time that I got some, but every time I aimed the camera at her, she wanted to come and see what it was.

Their favourite is a kiddies fabric ball pool filled with shredded paper. I often find Gwynnie asleep in there.

[annie]

she is gorgeous...............i love ferrets....

[JohnP]

Lovely... I'd much rather see Ferrets like this than catching rabbits.... I hate that.

[NannyFerret]

It is quite possible that some of mine were hunters as some of them have been found because their owners couldn't be bothered to buy locators for them and just left them like a redundant tool when they didn't surface after chasing the rabbit.

I couldn't hunt and would be terrified of losing mine.