On behalf of The Furball Foundation, Dr. Lady Nova Charlotte Beauregard de Fluffmont wishes everyone a safe, happy, and memorable Fourth of July! πΊπΈ
πΊ Dr. Sophie P. Fuzzcroft's Antiquities Corner
Today, Dr. Sophie is examining an original Roman aubergine glass bottle dating to the 2ndβ4th century A.D. β³ Acquired through TimeLine Auctions π¬π§, this beautiful vessel features natural iridescence created over nearly 2,000 years.
Roman glass bottles like this were used to hold perfumes πΈ, oils π«, medicines βοΈ, and other valuable liquids.
Lady Nova Charlotte Beauregard de Fluffmont has volunteered to guard the artifact in the event of an attack by barbarians... or zombies. βοΈπ§π¦¦ #RomanHistory #Archaeology #AncientRome #FurballFoundation
πΏπ¦¦ Sophie enjoying a little adventure among the grass, new scents, and everything nature has to offer πΎ
Outdoor adventures can be wonderful enrichment for ferrets when they are supervised and their safety always comes first. Every environment is different, so it's important to understand the potential risks before heading outside.
#Ferret #FerretLife #funnyferret #ferretworld #ExoticPets
At The Furball Foundation, we have learned that a ferret is considered to be "in bed" as long as two paws and approximately 10% of the butt are still making contact with it. π¦¦π΄
We don't make the rules. They do.
This Memorial Day, the fuzzies at The Furball Foundation wanted to share one of their favorite comfort foods: a warm soup made with love and chicken hearts β an important natural source of taurine for ferrets π¦¦πΎπ€
#ferret#ferretslife#ferretfood#memorialday#petlover
Brad dancing to Baby Shark is the best thing you'll ever see π¦β¨
Okay human, one more take and then it's time for my treat and paw massage...πΎπ¬π-Brad #ferret#ferretlife#teamfuzzy#ferretlove#cutepets
ποΈπΎ Meet Lady Nova Charlotte Beauregard de Fluffmont β conflict archaeologist and curator of the Civil War Exhibit at the Furball Foundation Museum.
βοΈ Conflict archaeology studies the objects left behind on battlefields β coins, bullets, uniforms, letters and newspapers from times of war. πͺπͺπ
πΊπΈ Dr. Fluffmont will be showcasing artifacts from the Civil War, WWI and WWIIβ¦ while also using 1862 publications of Harper's Weekly as ferret nap pillows. πΎπ΄π
#FurballFoundation #Ferret #Ferrets #Jacksonville #History #Archaeology
Appa Furry Mouse has decided to spend her Saturday relaxing. Just soft blankets, cozy naps, and peaceful fuzzy thoughts.
Honestly⦠she may have the right idea.
#FurballFoundation#Ferret#Ferrets#Jacksonville
Today, Dr. Sophie P. Fuzzcroft πΊ is examining a Greek Gnathian black-glazed jug dated to around the 4th century BC β³, acquired from a London auction π¬π§.
Produced in southern Italy during the Hellenistic period, this elegant vessel features a pedestal base, bulbous body, and a waisted neck with an everted rim, decorated with delicate vine motifs πΏ.
Such vessels were used to pour wine π·, oil π«, or fish sauce π at the ancient Greek table.
Assisted by Scout Explorer Bennett Octavian Furfinius (sable) πΎβwho has thoroughly inspected the piece for hidden snack compartments πβthe team has reached a final conclusion: while the Greeks may have preferred wine π·, their ferrets almost certainly preferred salmon oil π. Therefore, this vessel was likely used for that purposeβ¦ and even if it wasnβt, it still could be ππΎ.
Buster (aka βPudgyβ) arrived to us on March 30. πΎ
He has no fur below his shoulders, so heβs missing his natural insulationβ¦ which means he radiates heat like a little furnace. π₯
The other ferrets have figured this out and use him as a pillow π€, but Pudgy doesnβt seem to mind. π
#ferret #ferrets
πΎβ οΈ Warning: Structural Integrity Compromised β οΈπΎ
This bed has officially exceeded its maximum floof capacity. ποΈπΎπΎπΎπ₯
#ferret#ferrets#Jacksonville