Welcome to Lakeroad Ferret Farm Rescue/Shelter, Inc.

Ferrets at Camp

   When fur kids come to Camp they are housed in their own special boarding room and are integrated into the Shelter schedule and rotation. The boarders get to get up for play time first. Boarders are allowed in all the play rooms in addition are allowed to come upstairs with Shelter Mum.

   • 2014: Alice, Fred, Max & You-I
   • 2023: Artomis, Lili, Mys & Frer & Archie
   • 2018: Aspen & Oak
   • 2017: Bam & Ellen
   • 2017: Banard Business
   • 2017: Bandit Sanfratello
   • 2009: Bear & Mr. Gizmo
   • 2015: Bear, Bosco, Dudley, Sookie, & Squiggles
   • 2012: Brownie
   • 2012: Des & Ophilia
   • 2017: Carlos, Fern & Daisy
   • 2011: Chewy, Han & Solo
   • 2012: Chloe & Izzy
   • 2014-2018: Crumpets, Emily, Calcifur
   • 2015: Dak
   • 2020: Favo Business
   • 2010: Fiona, Liberty & Slinky
   • 2018: Fiona & Taurus
   • 2011: Frisky
   • 2004: Gus-Gus & Izzy
   • 2010: Hissy & Spaz

   • 2017/2018: Laverne & Shirley
   • 2016: Lilly
   • 2017/2018: Marsh, Ollie & Teddy
   • 2012: Nora
   • 2014: Panda
   • 2016: Poulin Business
   • 2017: Tic

   • Jacobie
   • Jack, Joey & Pongo
   • Jasper
   • Loka
   • Maci
   • Mina & Ollie
   • Munch & Poppet
   • Rosario
   • Spirit & Slinky
   • Smeagol
   • Wolfy

 

Coming to Camp:
  Camp Ferrets are housed in their own special boarding room and integrated into the Shelter rotation schedule. We provide the cage they will be housed in, toys and general bedding. Campers wake up and are taken out of their cage for play time first thing every morning; about 3AM. As the day progresses, Campers are cycled through all Shelter play areas.When the Campers are out playing, their cages are cleaned, food and water dishes replenished, and bedding changed as needed. No Camper is separated from their bonded buddy, so if 2 (or more) come in together, they remain together. Campers are not introduced to any of the other ferrets while here.
  Campers are allowed, and often use Shelter Mum's computer to send emails to their parent(s) about their activities and any updates they have.

What is required to come to Camp:
  • First time Campers must provide documentation of proof of vaccine (Rabies & Distemper). No exceptions.
  • A Camp form must be completed and signed at the time of drop off. This form contains necessary information about the Camper(s) dates of drop off and pick up and consent to allow the ferret(s) to receive medical attention if needed.
  • Food AND water from your home; enough for the duration of the stay. Ferrets are very sensitive to dietary changes, and we do not want to cause additional stress to our Campers.
  • An item that you (the parent) own that your ferret(s) can sleep in (usually a clothing item that carries their Mom or Dad's smell). This helps them to feel safe, secure, and that they have not been abandoned. Ferrets do miss their parent(s)!

  If you wish to bring your fur kid to Camp, or have any questions, you can reach Shelter Mum here ferretfarm@frontiernet.net