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Raine
• Surrendered to the Shelter on August 18, 2016. She left for the Rainbow Bridge October 5, 2022. |
September 27, 2022:
Raine's feet and tail are healed, Desitin is and amazing ointment for urine burns. She's been up several times eating kibble today, her back legs don't hold her up, they look twisted as she sits in front of the food dish but she seems more comfortable today. I'm still feeding her soup without meds on my lap. I believe the Dex is making a difference in her quality of life.
September 17, 2022:
I found Raine eating kibble standing up, it looked like she was using a portion of the flat bed to help keep pressure off her back feet.
September 15, 2022:
Raine seems to be doing a bit better, she is pooing more with more form. The bumps on the bottom of her feet almost look like scabbed over warts.
September 15, 2022:
Raine had her head poked out of the sack looking for her soup.
March 7, 2022:
Raine has been struggling for a few days, she's not finishing her soup without prodding. She looks very pale tonight.
September 8, 2021:
I got Raine moved into the medical bank, I moved Marceline into the cage Raine was in. Both cages were stripped, washed down and clean bedding put back.
July 22, 2017:
Jax found himself in trouble yesterday. I had Raine behind the gate in the upstairs bathroom. I know Jax jumps the gate but I figured I had time enough to get the gate up at the top of the stairs. I set him down in the kitchen he ran up the stairs jumped the gate. He is usually the one that torments the other ferrets, this time he got his comeuppance.
He got over the gate, Raine jumped on him and had him down! He found out that there are ferrets that can take him out! By the time I got up here to get him out of the bathroom he had gotten away and was trying to hid from her. She may just have cured him from jumping gates, only time will tell.
June 27, 2017:
Raine, found Tic she beat the snot out of him. When I tried to break them up she bit me, I have several punctures in my right thumb, blood splattered all over while I tried to get Tic away from her. I ran my hand under cold water, wrapped my thumb with a paper towel, then took Tic to his cage. Raine would not back off when I tried to separate them.
June 25, 2017:
Tina and I got coroplast attached between Raine, Bane and Silky cage, Raine kept taking their blanket from their hammock and pulling it into her cage. She can't do that anymore.
March 21, 2017:
Raine is up here now but I am not sure she can be trusted up here while I am sleeping. This is her first night being up all night, she is now in the rotation.
February 12, 2017:
Hey cyber friends and shelter supporters - Once again we got a message from SCAT Inc; they were having their own Lonely Hearts Club this Valentine’s Day. Miss Sharon asked Mum to send her the names of 3 of us that would like to have receive Valentine gifts. Mum sent the three of us newest fur kids that have come to the shelter.
The Box of things SCAT Inc sent got here this week… Mum got pictures of us checking out the stuffs. Thanks Miss Sharon for helpen our Mum take care of us… Here is their Facebook page.
December 24, 2016:
Christmas is just hours away, Mum is scrambling to get us all pictured with the presents that have come in. This is Raine checking out the things that came in for her, along with her note to the Santa's that made sure she had a Christmas
Dear Santa Butch and Debbie, Mum let me get into the presents you sent us for Christmas.. wow oh wow you sure sent us lots of awesome stuff.
Mum even let me dig and dig to find just what I was looking for, there was a crochet rattle toy done at the bottom I just had to have.
Thanks for helpen Mum take care of us. Thanks for picking us to be your Christmas fur kids
Rain
August 25, 2016:
I think I found the reason Rain is so nippy, she is a Path Valley kid. PV kids are notorious for being nippy and sometimes downright mean. We have had a few over the years. Rain and I were playing this morning the best way to play with her is with covered hands she gets rough but part of that is being a kit.
This morning when I opened her cage she was ready to get up, actually walked out onto my hands and allowed me to love on her for a bit.
Initial Contact, Owner, August 16, 2016:
Hi,
I am writing you in the hopes that you can help. My mom owns two ferrets, one of which is very sick, and I am looking to have them surrendered over. I read online what your requirements are for intakes & sadly these ferrets do not meet them. If someone does not take them though, I am afraid that the sickly one will die very soon. I apologize if this is seemingly a burden upon you, but I cannot sit back & watch her die. My sister and I have taken her to a vet who disclaimed they had never seen a ferret in real life before after charging us for various random tests. I cannot afford to take her back & get her the proper care she needs & my mother (her owner) does not think it to be a financial priority. If you could take both of them it would be greatly appreciated as I fear that if something were to happen to the other one, the outcome of it all would be no different. If you cannot take in these ferrets, please can you help me find someone who can. It is heartbreaking watching this ferret wither away. She does still drink fluids, but is lethargic & loosing weight. Please, please help in any way that you can. I am sorry I ever bought my mom these ferrets.
I can be reached at . My name is Skye & thank you in advance for any help you can give.