When is ferret day

But even before this, women named Carol Roche, a ferret lover unofficially recognised this day several years ago. She is believed to be the one who first owned this animal as the pet and also the reason to spread the information about the affectionate creature. The American Ferret Association is also responsible for the creation of the day.

On the day make sure you spend more time with your pet grooming , playing, and reading about them. Even if you do not own a ferret, today is the best day to learn about this animal, as very few have the right knowledge about the animal.

These ferrets originally belong from the weasel family or Mustelidae family of the animal kingdom. These ferrets can have brown, black, white or mixed fur and live up to 10 years.

Each year, April 2 is the National Ferret day, which falls on Thursday this year. National Ferret day is going to be celebrated to educate everyone about these creature's existence and how to respect such lively and intelligent domestic animals.

National Ferret day will also pledge to make the common public understand more important issues like the welfare of the ferrets, how to take care of the ferrets, what will be the best nutritious food for the ferrets and about responsible ownership. Happy National Ferret Day! National Ferret Day can be observed in several different ways. The most obvious way to observe this day is for a person to go and look at ferrets at their local pet store, or buy one as a pet.

Another way to celebrate this holiday is by making ferret-based art, or by using the hashtag NationalFerretDay on all of their social media accounts. Sign in. Forgot your password? However, it is still banned in some of the countries. Let us be the one among the ferret lovers. Let us change our Display picture as Ferret in the Twitter account to add more colors in this day. Even we can have a Ferret as our pet. Post your picture with your ferret in this Hash Tag MyDearFerretAndMe on twitter and also can discuss the issues faced by ferrets commonly.