adopted

Carrot and Cabbage

Young
Female
Small

ferret
Ferret

About Carrot and Cabbage

Morgantown, WV

Species & Breed

ferret

Ferret

Physical Traits

Young

Female

Small

Coat: Short

Sable, Champagne

Behavior

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Carrot and Cabbage’s Compatibility

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Carrot and Cabbage's Story

These cute babes have been settling in with their foster for a little while now, but are ready to make their debut! Meet Carrot (f, standard) & Cabbage (m, white). These silly goose noodles came to us from a pet parent who really didn't want to let them go. After having them some time, we see why! Extenuating circumstances sent them our way & now they're looking for a special new family. The pair must be adopted as such. Cabbage is nearly 3 years & Carrot is nearly 2 years. They are used to being together & cannot be separated. They *love* to play & chase you around & nip at your toes. They bounce & scuttle & have the best time chasing toys. ***(Note: Our website where applications are being submitted is currently on the fritz. Please send an email with your interest so that us not-so-tech-savvy volunteers can help you through the adoption process! Info@appalachianpeacepaws.org)***

These cute babes have been settling in with their foster for a little while now, but are ready to make their debut!

Meet Carrot (f, standard) & Cabbage (m, white). These silly goose noodles came to us from a pet parent who really didn't want to let them go. After having them some time, we see why! Extenuating circumstances sent them our way & now they're looking for a special new family.

The pair must be adopted as such. Cabbage is nearly 3 years & Carrot is nearly 2 years. They are used to being together & cannot be separated. They *love* to play & chase you around & nip at your toes. They bounce & scuttle & have the best time chasing toys.

***(Note: Our website where applications are being submitted is currently on the fritz. Please send an email with your interest so that us not-so-tech-savvy volunteers can help you through the adoption process! Info@appalachianpeacepaws.org)***

Our Mission

The mission of Appalachian Peace Paws Rescue is threefold: 1. To educate the public on the importance of early spay/neuter 2. To reduce homeless pet and community cat populations and reduce shelter deaths due to overpopulation through our Trap Neuter Release (TNR) program and spay/neuter assistance for colony managers and i...