How you can help

IRS nonprofit 501(c)(3)  -  EIN 46-1283083 

We are always looking for sponsors for any of the ferrets in rehab.  

A sponsor or donator can send items directly to us such as those on this list or gift certificates at Chewy (Direct link to our Wish List ), Amazon Wish List ,  Petco, Petsmart or 1800 Pet Supplies or Ferret Dot Com.  Or even send funds directly to our vet, Mountain Empire Veterinary Services.

We even have an eBay account where you can find fun items that support us also.

Our PayPal donation <--- link for direct donations

Items we use:

Stella and Chewy duck duck goose freeze dried raw formula

Totally Ferret Turkey Venison and Lamb (can be purchased directly from Performance Foods)

Zupreem Ferret Food

Nature's Variety Instinct cat food - rabbit or duck formula (and raw bites/mixers)

Mazuri ferret diet

Marshall Select ferret food

Dr. Tim's Chase All Life Stages Formula Dry Cat Food (on Chewy.com)

Primal freeze dried raw - any of the Freeze Dried Raw cat foods really

Marshalls Furotone oil supplement, Salmon Oil or Pickle Juice (oils specially blended for ferrets)

Puppy pads or incontinence underpads (for people) - any size ( we use a lot of 23x36)

Old bed sheets, small blankets, towels or other cloth items to be used for the ferrets to snuggle in

Wood stove pellets or pelleted cat/small animal paper litter

Food or water dishes that attach to the cages

Large bags of plain white rice or pinto beans for them to play in once put into a tub

Baby wipes - we use a lot of them

Paper towels

Used or new cages to be used within the rescue or sold to bring in funds

Hammocks - store bought or home made

Animal carriers/crates

 You may mail or bring items to our rescue.  Please call/text/message first to make sure we are home.  509-599-3327.  

Sammy's Clubhouse, 423 South Bowdish Road, Spokane Valley WA 99206.  

Please specify if you need a tax receipt for your donation.

Or foster a ferret.  We prefer people close to use as we want to use our vet for any issues.  Most fosters pay for food, litter and adhere to our guidelines of how we take care of them the same as an adoptive home.  We are responsible for veterinary costs.

Every little bit helps.  

Thank you