Current Shelter Population: 60

Boarding & Sitting

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The GCFA Shelter does not currently board ferrets but we do know of some places that do. Below is list comprised of recommendations from others who own ferrets, it is by no means comprehensive and not endorsed by the GCFA (we are not responsible for the services they provide). Only you can choose a sitter for your fuzzies. Please ask a lot of questions to make sure that you are leaving your loved ones in the hands of someone you trust to care for them as you would.

 

Animal House of Chicago, Complete Veterinary Care, Inc.

2752 West Lawrence Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. 60625

Business: 773.878.8002

Fax: 773.878.0546

AnimalHouseOfChicago.com

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DePAW University, Canine Campus

100 S. Glengarry Drive

Geneva, IL 60134

Business: 630.232.8663

Fax: 630.232.8667

depawK9campus.com

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Miller’s Menagerie

References Available

Exotic Pet Boarding Services

708.352.5582 

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Paws & Claws

Paws & Claws offers loving pet care in the Northern suburbs of Chicagoland. 

mypawsandclaws.com

 

Piece of Mind Pet Sitting

Services are available in Minooka, Morris, Channahon, Shorewood, and areas of Joliet and Plainfield. 

pieceofmindpetsit.com

 

Shannon's Pet-Sitting

"Quality Pet Care in the Comfort of Their Own Home" 

Shannon Cole

847.987.4322

shannonspetsitting.net

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Monthly Shelter Expenses

Food:
Litter:
Cleaning Supplies:
Vet/Rx:
Rent:
Utilities:
$500
$190
$90
$2500
$1460
$940-1800

..all prices are approximate..

Adoptable Ferrets

       

Ferret Name(s): Hershey & Bailey
Sex: M
ID: 6737 & 6736
Description: Date Admitted: 03-10-13  Hershey #6737 & Bailey #6736 These two adorable fuzzies are returns!  Poor little Hershey came back to us just in time.  He was extremely thin and had untreated insulinoma.  He is doing quite well now with special feedings, TLC and the medication he needs.  Hershey is now a foster.  Hershey and Bailey would love a wonderful forever loving home that will take proper care of their special needs!

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