All for the love of ferrets.
Remember to bee happy!
COVID19 AND FERRETS
Ferrets have a lung structure very similar to humans. This means that if you are sick, be it flu or a cold, your ferret could catch what you have. When dealing with your ferret please use the same precautions as you would for another person or a small child during these tough times. Wash your hands before handling and after, and if you do have a cough, make sure to cover your mouth with a mask or something similar. For more information please visit :
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/animals.html
About Us
Who Are We?
Why do we do what we do?
What Do We Do?
Ferret Rescue and Halfway House is a non profit, no-kill shelter dedicated to ferrets.
We turn no ferrets away and do our best to find these little guys new homes. We have our primary shelter in Martinsville, Indiana and numerous foster homes throughout central Indiana. We also try to provide all the stuff you will need to get sta
Ferret Rescue and Halfway House is a non profit, no-kill shelter dedicated to ferrets.
We turn no ferrets away and do our best to find these little guys new homes. We have our primary shelter in Martinsville, Indiana and numerous foster homes throughout central Indiana. We also try to provide all the stuff you will need to get started from cages, to bedding to info at the shelter. All donations and procedes go back to the shelter itself.
What Do We Do?
Why do we do what we do?
What Do We Do?
The Ferret Rescue And Halfway House, Inc. is organized and operated exclusively for charitable and educational purposes.
The Ferret Rescue And Halfway House, Inc. is organized to provide emergency rescue and treatment of the domestic ferret, wherever found, additionally, educating the public and domestic ferret owners of the humane
The Ferret Rescue And Halfway House, Inc. is organized and operated exclusively for charitable and educational purposes.
The Ferret Rescue And Halfway House, Inc. is organized to provide emergency rescue and treatment of the domestic ferret, wherever found, additionally, educating the public and domestic ferret owners of the humane and compassionate treatment of ferrets.
The Ferret Rescue And Halfway House, Inc. is a "no kill" shelter and does not discriminate with regard to age, health, or general condition of the animal. All domestic ferrets are accepted. All ferrets will be given full examinations and vaccinations, and treated further by a licensed veterinarian as necessary.
Why do we do what we do?
Why do we do what we do?
Why do we do what we do?
Mason Lowrey, the owner of Ferret Rescue and Halfway House, loves ferrets and has devoted a good portion of her life to them. Those of us who foster, donate our time and hearts to these little guys in need are all the same. We love ferrets and want to help in what was ways we can.
Why do we do wha we do? In the end the answer is simple. It is all for the love of ferrets.