Post by krispie on Aug 7, 2017 12:49:57 GMT
Hi guys,
I'm really desperate for quick answers on this...
So roundabout a week ago my boyfriend and I, decided to adopt a ferret from the RSPCA. We fulfilled all of their requirements as best as we could, and then my boyfriend went over to reserve the animal, but when he did so they told him that this specific ferret would be better off with a female companion, but it wouldn't be absolutely necessary it would just be better. (The ferret was advertised as a single, who can live with a female if introduced properly and did not state that it's absolutely necessary), anyhow he told them he would talk to me about it and make a decision. We decided we won't be able to take care of two right off the bat, because neither of us has had a ferret before and we want to start with one and if we can easily cope with the animal get a second one later on.
He got a call today and explained that we can't afford two right from the start and their answer to this was: "Um I have to speak to my re-homing manager and give you a call. We might not let you adopt if you only want one."
Can someone explain what all of this is about?
P.S. This is also the first time any of us wants to adopt a pet and therefore we really don't know how to react to it...
Thank you
I'm really desperate for quick answers on this...
So roundabout a week ago my boyfriend and I, decided to adopt a ferret from the RSPCA. We fulfilled all of their requirements as best as we could, and then my boyfriend went over to reserve the animal, but when he did so they told him that this specific ferret would be better off with a female companion, but it wouldn't be absolutely necessary it would just be better. (The ferret was advertised as a single, who can live with a female if introduced properly and did not state that it's absolutely necessary), anyhow he told them he would talk to me about it and make a decision. We decided we won't be able to take care of two right off the bat, because neither of us has had a ferret before and we want to start with one and if we can easily cope with the animal get a second one later on.
He got a call today and explained that we can't afford two right from the start and their answer to this was: "Um I have to speak to my re-homing manager and give you a call. We might not let you adopt if you only want one."
Can someone explain what all of this is about?
P.S. This is also the first time any of us wants to adopt a pet and therefore we really don't know how to react to it...
Thank you
