Ferret for sale in Charlotte, North Carolina | $1
Rehoming for 2 male ferrets (cage and accessories included)
Listing Type
Pet for Sale
Listing ID
:399348
Price / Fee
:$1
Location
:Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina
Published
:30+ days ago
Breeder
Listing Description
I have 2 male ferrets I need to find a loving family for. I love these guys to death, but unfortunately I am not able to give them the attention they need and deserve. Stuart and Theo are their names. They are the funniest guys and impossible not to fall in love with. They do need some extra attention to get them potty trained, as they still struggle to use their litter boxes consistently. I will give these guys to you at no charge, however I would like like speak with you briefly over the phone to make sure you are aware of the responsibilities of being a ferret mom or dad.
Pet Listing Essentials
Price / Fees
:$1
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the reason for rehoming the ferrets?
I am looking for a loving family for my two male ferrets, Stuart and Theo, because I am unable to give them the attention they need and deserve.
Do the ferrets come with any supplies?
Yes, the rehoming includes their cage and various accessories to ensure they have everything they need.
Are the ferrets potty trained?
They still struggle with using their litter boxes consistently, so they do need some extra attention to get them fully potty trained.
Is there a cost to adopt the ferrets?
I will be rehoming them at no charge, but I would like to have a brief conversation to ensure that you understand the responsibilities of being a ferret parent.
What are the names of the ferrets?
The two male ferrets are named Stuart and Theo. They are very funny and lovable creatures.
Where are the ferrets located?
The ferrets are located in Charlotte, Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, United States.
What breed are the ferrets?
The ferrets are of the domestic breed known as Ferret.
What type of family is best for adopting the ferrets?
A family that can provide attention, love, and care for the ferrets would be the best fit. It is important to understand their playful and social nature.
