Lost: Brown/black Unknown Unknown In North West (M7)

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2013-04-11 23:41 kyzar

I posted the found one,i didnt see the ferret but was told about it today,the ferret was a creamy browny colour and was very friendly,it was wandering around one of the loading bays at Burnley General Hospital bb10 2pq, one of the Porters put it in a box as it was wandering under waggons and vans then he contacted the RSPCA who colected it yesterday afternoon

2013-04-11 19:38 DogLostMajorjet (Jan) - Area Co-ordinator - Liverpool/Merseyside, North West

Have alerted Scoobster. x

2013-04-11 19:33 DogLostMajorjet (Jan) - Area Co-ordinator - Liverpool/Merseyside, North West

https://www.facebook.com/groups/MissingandFoundPets.Burnley/

Just seen the following posted on MISSING AND FOUND PETS BURNLEY facebook group:

Has anyone lost a Ferret or could be a Pole Cat ,creamy browny colour close to Burnley General Hospital possibly Casterton ave area if so let me know .

2013-02-19 06:55 Scoobster

Thanks Megmog, Will pass ono your suggestion, However they have only had the male approx 2 weeks so there isn't really much of a bond with them yet, Will suggest it to them as it may be worth a go x

2013-02-18 19:55 MEGMOG

so glad you have found one of your ferrets. I have 2 of my own and would be devastated if I lost them. Is there any chance you could take the male one in a carrier or on a lead back to the area he was found, it might flush out your little female. I know my 2 are inseparable. Good luck and fingers crossed for you x

2013-02-18 10:23 Scoobster

Just been informed, A lady living on the street has found Brain and returned him home, Just Pinky still lost :)

2013-02-17 17:52 DogLostClaire Gresty - Area Co-ordinator & Police Liaison - North West

Shared on FB - Dogs Northwest Repost x

2013-02-17 12:41 Scoobster

Thanks for that info Jane002, Will pass it on to owners x

2013-02-17 12:12 jane002

Might be worth them asking neighbours to check under sheds etc, asuming they haven't been picked up by someone, ferrets don't tend to go verry far when they escape, often just in to neighbouring gardens, would be worth putting their carry box out with some bedding and food in and leaving there cage door open, as sometimes they will come back to eat.

2013-02-17 11:24 Scoobster

Thank you Jayne, These 2 belong to my cousin and need to be found x

2013-02-17 11:19 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Alerts sent to helpers in M7,8,25.

2013-02-17 10:39 Admin

Sorry to see that FERRET is missing.

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