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Contact us

Ferret picture
Little Paws Ferret Rescue
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Main Email: littlepawsferretrescue@gmail.com

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Rescue Manager: michelle@littlepawsferretrescue.co.uk

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​To arrange a visit please contact us directly. Please note that we only share the address of the rescue, based in Sunderland, once an appointment is made.
 

Please note that all rehoming meetings are by appointment only. 

Thank you for contacting Little Paws Ferret Rescue. One of our team will be in touch shortly (please be aware that the admin team are volunteers are are not always able to respond imediately)

Please do not send requests to review the website, emails offering to help with SEO ranking and other unsolicited selling emails. This contact sheet is to be used for those who genuinely have a query about rehoming, surrendering and fostering ferrets, attending ferret events, etc...

  1. beach ferret

    ferret at the beach

  2. sleepy ferrets

    pile of sleepy ferrets

  3. posing ferret

    natural pose

  4. snowy ferret

    ferret playing in the snow

  5. ferret

    ferret playing in a plant pot

  6. field ferret

    ferret enjoying the sun in a field

  7. polecat ferret image

    polecat ferret

  8. Frank Bernard and Bronx.jpg

    trio of sandy ferrets

  9. Teddy Ferret

    Sandy Ferret

  10. Dublin Ferret

    Polecat ferret in blanket

  11. ferret

    stunning ferret image

  12. Bandit

    Polecat Ferret

Little Paws Ferret Rescue's Communications, Email and Internet Policy defines what the Charity considers to be acceptable use of its communications facilities, with particular attention paid to email, telephone and internet use. 

This document has been reviewed and updated for compatibility with the UK GDPR. 

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Electronic media must not be used for knowingly transmitting, retrieving, or storing any communication that is:

  1. discriminatory or harassing

  2. derogatory to any individual or group

  3. obscene or pornographic

  4. defamatory or threatening

  5. engaged in any purpose that is illegal or contrary to the organisation's policy or business interests.

There are many reasons in today's environment to be wary of email that seems in any way suspicious. Some email messages might be phishing scams; some might contain viruses and other malicious software. Files within the messages can contain inappropriate images and include web beacons, which can be used to secretly send a message back to the sender. If an email looks suspicious or inappropriate then we will report suspected phishing or spam to the relevant authorities. Senders will be blocked from sending further messages to the charity.

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