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The Tibetan Mastiff The Tibetan Mastiff
Tibetan Mastiff

Country of Origin: Tibet

History: The Tibetan mastiff is an ancient breed that was used to ruard livestock and property in Tibetan villages, although

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Estrela Mountain Dog

Alternative Names: cao da Serra da Estrela, Portuguese mountain dog

Country of Origin: Portugal

History: The Estrela mountain dog is an ancient breed, reputed to be the oldest breed of the Iberan Peninsula. It was

The Entlebucher The Entlebucher
Entlebucher

Alternative Names: Entlebuch mountain dog, Entlebucher cattle dog, Entlebucher sennenhund

Country of Origin: Switzerland

History: The Entlebucher is the smallest of four Swiss dogs developed from a cross of Roman mastiffs and local Swiss

The Dogue de Bordeaux The Dogue de Bordeaux
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Alternative Names: French Mastiff

Country of Origin: France

History: This ancient breed was developed from Roman mastiffs. The dogue de Bordeaux is one of France’s oldest

Animal Shelter details for California Domestic Ferret Association
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You have reached the shelter page for California Domestic Ferret Association. California Domestic Ferret Association is located in magalia, California. If you have information to add or update for California Domestic Ferret Association, please click here and let us know.

California Domestic Ferret Association

P.O. Box 1249
magalia, California 95954
Phone: 530-873-4720
Email: info@cdfa.org
Website: www.cdfa.org/


The California Department of Fish and Game has authorized the California Domestic Ferret Association (CDFA) to rescue and relocate all domestic ferrets (Mustela putorius furo) impounded in the State of California to adoptive homes in Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Idaho, and Arizona.

All ferrets are placed by personality to matching animals with new owners - in other words, all ferrets are with owners complimenting their personalities. Never assume that a ferret is not adoptable for any reason. People who are unfamiliar with ferret behavior sometimes mistake fear or play for aggression and euthanize the animal under the impression they are unsuitable for adoption.

We offer fifteen years experience in dealing with and placing literally hundreds of ferrets, and all of the shelters affiliated with our organization are "no kill" shelters. We have more than enough people wanting to adopt right now - we even have homes that adopt geriatric ferrets and specialize in their care.

CDFA enforces a mandatory neuter/spay policy for all ferrets rescued and adopted. We do home inspections and follow-up on all of our adoptions. Our affiliated shelters have written policy to take back any ferrets where the original adoption does not work out for any reason.

Our goals are simple: to protect the lives of ferrets seized in California, educate the public, and legalize the domestic ferret as a companion animal in California.

CDFA rescue operations can be reached at (530) 873-4720 or our emergency pager at (510) 702-3105 - 24hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.

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