Foster Carer Wanted For Expanding Hamster Rescue

Oswestry, Shropshire

£0

Pet Information

Advertiser Type: Standard

Advert: For Sale

Age:2 Years 4 Months 17 Days

Pet Breed: Hamster

Microchipped: nul

Vaccinations: nul

Neutered: nul

Ad Expired/Closed

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Pet Description

Furrytails Hamster Rescue has now been full since December so I am now looking for one or two foster carers to join the team! What we do: We take in unwanted or neglected hamsters and sometimes other rodents to give them the care and rehabilitation they need to be re-homed. Some hamsters with health or behaviour problems will live out their days here at the rescue as permanent residents. What you will need: A kind and caring personality and a quiet, loving home to take in one or two hamsters temporarily in foster care. You will also need to be willing to cover costs of the hamster when needed when donations are low. This will include possible vet fees, bedding and food. It would be beneficial to have experience of owning hamsters but not essential. We can supply cages along with enough food and bedding to get you started. Please get in touch if you are interested or would like more information. Lizzie, manager xx

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