MN foster-based pet rescue specializing in chinchillas, degus, ferrets, gerbils, guinea pigs, hamsters, hedgehogs, mice, rabbits, rats, and sugar gliders.

Located on a farm outside Buffalo, MN, Adopt-A-Pet is a non-profit organization dedicated to finding homes for cats and dogs, ferrets, guinea pigs, bunnies, and even the occasional chicken (no reptiles). We also have an outreach program. We offer low-cost spay and neuters using a sliding fee scale. Call the Shelter for more information!

Our primary target is ferrets. We take in abandoned or unwanted pets, get them any necessary medical care, and seek “forever” homes for them. We are a no kill shelter, and many of our rescues live out the remainder of their lives with us. We average about 35 ferrets in …

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Minnesota Ferret Rescue - Anoka Pet Shelter Our Mission: We exist to provide a safe place for unwanted, ill or aging ferrets. We offer a home where each one can thrive and have a full, healthy life.

Ferret Freedom Sanctuary is a private sanctuary dedicated to rescuing homeless, abandon, unwanted and family ferrets, who's owners can no longer care for them. We provide our ferret friends with loving temporary care and find them well-matched forever homes.

Ferret adoption is a wonderful way to provide a Ferret a second chance and caring environment. Most pets arrive at shelters because the owner had to move, could no longer afford the pet, had a death in the family, or simply gave up the responsibly of being a care taker for a Ferret.

Learn about the care and keeping of pet ferrets. Includes basic information, care guides, and habitat requirements.

If you’re considering getting a ferret as a pet, one crucial aspect to consider is whether they are legal in your area. In the case of Minnesota, it’s essential to understand the regulations surrounding ferret ownership before bringing one into your home.

Rocky's Ferret Rescue & Shelter often has elderly and/or ill ferrets in our care. Although they are available for traditional adoption, many times they are passed over and end up living in the shelter much longer than they should.