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Sorry to read this, that's a great photo tribute. Best wishes to you.
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What a lovely face. He’s a smashing chap. He landed on his feet when you adopted the pair.I've recently rediscovered my love for 35mm photography, after giving my old point and shoot Olympus to my daughter and borrowing it back... She uses it a lot so I dusted off my Pentax, but that had a stuck shutter. I had a quick look on Ebay and found a Canon EOS up for £25, no bids and 2 minutes left. I scrolled down quick, read the blah, thought it was worth a punt and stuck a bid in. And here we are, I stuck a 24 exp film in and started snapping. Here's the 2 photos of Goose, the blurry one was where I was experimenting with a slow shutter speed, I think!
The other one breaks my heart, one of his sad momentsActually they both break my heart...
It's so nice having a camera again and enjoying the anticipation of having to wait and pick up your photos. They always send a link though before with the scanned copies and it's hell knowing they are there at the click of a button... but I resist and still wait!
Good for you, Ferretmum. Would be grateful for a video of Goose with his new companion. I’ve never had much to do with ferrets but there was a boy at school (boarding) who was allowed to keep them. His nickname was ‘Stench’ but I’m not sure whether this was a derivative of his surname (Stephens) or his personal fragrance. Boys can be veryA little update on Goose... He is eating better by himself, which is good but he is clearly quite sad being an only ferret with no one to bounce off(quite literally!). Last week I bought him an anti-anxiety doughnut bed, which he really loves. I haven't put it in his cage I've left it for when he's out, so now when he feels lost he goes and finds his bed instead of laying flat on the floor...but he is still sad. I've even been playing with him with a soft toy hand puppet, which he totally enjoyed interacting with for the first couple of times, now he just walks away and finds his bed
So a few days ago I verbalised the inevitable, 'That's it, we have to find him a friend!'
So, no ferrets at the rspca, but Gem ferret rescue gave me a number of someone who fosters for them... we've had a chat and upshot is she's popping over on Saturday with 2 different boys for Goose to meet! So now it's up to Goose, he may or may not like one of them, we shall have to wait and see...either way, I'm sure there will be a friend for him out there somewhere!
Looks like I'm destined to continue my journey being a ferret lady!! Good job I love the little stinkers eh!
Here's a couple of pics of him in his new bed.
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