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Female Ferrets for Adoption

11 female ferrets (jills) are looking for homes. All are home-raised, friendly and up to date on shots, and each is $200.

Female ferrets available now

Bella, a 3-month-old albino female ferret, being held against purple velvet, showing off a thick, fluffy coat and bushy tail

Bella

Albino · Female · 3 months

$200 Available

 Coco, a 6-month-old dark-eyed white female ferret, exploring the grass on a red leash, her bright white coat glowing

Coco

Dark-Eyed White · Female · 6 months

$200 Available

 Luna, a 7-month-old cinnamon female ferret, out on the lawn on a leash, nosing through tall grass by the garden

Luna

Cinnamon · Female · 7 months

$200 Available

 Rosie, a 7-month-old cinnamon female ferret, sitting on a wood floor and glancing back over her shoulder, showing her golden coat and darker tail

Rosie

Cinnamon · Female · 7 months

$200 Available

 Ruby, a 3-month-old dark-eyed white female ferret, curled up fast asleep on a soft white blanket, pink paws tucked in

Ruby

Dark-Eyed White · Female · 3 months

$200 Available

 White, a 6-month-old sable female ferret, sitting on a pink blanket in the grass in a little harness, next to a bowl of kibble

White

Sable · Female · 6 months

$200 Available

 Pearl, a 6-month-old albino female ferret, sitting on a blue rug and looking straight at the camera with her ruby eyes

Pearl

Albino · Female · 6 months

$200 Available

 Chloe, a 7-month-old sable female ferret, standing on a blue fleece blanket, showing her dark coat and pale face mask

Chloe

Sable · Female · 7 months

$200 Available

 Trixie, a 6-month-old chocolate female ferret, curled into a ball on a soft gray blanket, peeking over her shoulder

Trixie

Chocolate · Female · 6 months

$200 Available

 Hazel, a 7-month-old dark-eyed white female ferret, curled up on dark fabric and looking up at the camera, with a cream coat and silvery face

Hazel

Dark-Eyed White · Female · 7 months

$200 Available

 Stella, a 3-month-old marked dark-eyed white female ferret, outside on the patio, stretching up to sniff the air

Stella

Marked Dark-Eyed White · Female · 3 months

$200 Available

What to know about female ferrets

Female ferrets are called jills. They're noticeably smaller than males, usually about 1 to 2.5 pounds as adults, with a slimmer, more delicate build. Many owners find jills especially quick and curious.

Spaying a female ferret

None of our females are spayed. This matters more for ferrets than for many pets: a jill that comes into heat and is not bred can stay in heat for months, and the high estrogen can cause a life-threatening anemia. Before her first season, usually the spring after she reaches about 6 months, talk to an exotic-animal vet about spaying her or managing her heat with a hormone treatment.

Male or female?

Both make wonderful pets. Females are smaller and often busier; males are larger and often more laid-back. If you can't decide, see our male ferrets or a bonded pair.

Ready to adopt a female ferret?

Tell us which jill you'd like in a short application.

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