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this post was submitted on 25 Jul 2023
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They are playful and adventurous kittens that smell bad all the time (and will smell even worse if you try to bathe them too often), will actively try to kill themselves eating things they shouldn't and getting into places they can't get out of, and will shit in corners of your house rather than anything else you might set up for them to you. Unlike kittens, they bite hard when they're playing. They'll also pass out and sleep so hard that you'll think they're dead.
My wife has had a lot of ferrets, more than 20 for sure. Our home can absolutely not be made ferret-proof, which is probably the biggest reason that she hasn't been pushing to get more.
That's a lot of ferrets. Wow.
She worked in animal rescue. And they weren't all at the same time. But a lot of them were.