Ollie was adopted but started nipping in his new house. He came back and we'll try to figure out why he started nipping.

Ollie Oops was found wandering outside. A neighbor took him in when she found him trying to visit another neighbor's outdoor cage full of cats.

We obviously aren't sure how old Ollie is, but we think he's around the age we picked, maybe a little older. As you can see, he was abandoned most likely because he had adrenal disease. He has been treated, and once the implant takes effect, we expect Ollie to be an exceptionally handsome ferret.

He's a big, sturdy boy with excellent weight. Right now he's a little funny-looking with that bald spot on top of his head, but all those kisses he gives more than makes up for his odd appearance.

He is a laid-back, sweet little guy who is very passive. He would more than likely get along with other laid-back ferrets. As a single, he would make an exceptionally sweet companion, since he's forever asking to be picked up (so he can kiss you).

If you take Ollie, you're getting a great deal ... the implant is worth $120, and he'll be good for at least a year. Sometimes the implants last longer, too.