Released Jan. 15, 2023 6:20 p.m. ET
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An opportunity encounter recently has an Edmontonian putting the call out for anybody who is missing out on a hamster that fled.
Tamara Mazur was parking her vehicle outside her home last Sunday when she saw a small orange ball of fluff running by.
” We believed, that does not look rather best,” Mazur stated. “We chased it down and discovered a little hamster.”
” Right Away, [we thought] where did this man originated from?”
She brought him to her home to discover that the hamster had actually been outside for a while, with his paws being red and raw.
” It appeared like he had actually been running around for some time,” Mazur informed CTV News Edmonton. “So we put him in our bath tub; we didn’t truly have anything for him.”
The hamster, now called Alfred, has actually been with Mazur, who is aiming to attempt and reconnect him with his realhome She has actually installed posters and required to social networks to attempt and see if anybody is missing him.
” The next day, we walked around and knocked on a couple of neighbours’ doors, however nobody appeared to be missing out on a hamster,” she included. “We had a great deal of individuals interested and wishing to help, however no one appears to be missing him.”
Mazur is no complete stranger to taking in roaming animals and supplying them with a warm location to remain. She has actually rescued animals prior to and has actually been a foster parent to numerous dogs over the previous 8 years through the Greater Edmonton Animal Rescue Society (GEARS).
” A great deal of saves in the city do not take in little animals, so I figured, well, I may too make him a home here,” she described.
Alfred now has actually a brand-new themed enclosure. Mazur discovered the pattern of hamster-scaping online, where owners produce fancy houses for their little furry pals.
Mazur states she had a hamster that looked extremely comparable to Alfred maturing. She’s delighted she has a brand-new addition to her household, for the time being.
” He’s truly sweet,” Mazur included. “He does not bite. I question, perhaps he does have a
out there where they are missing him. They took good care of him.”
" We believed, that does not look rather best," Mazur stated. "We chased it down and discovered a little hamster."[we thought]" Right Away,
where did this man originated from?"home She brought him to her
to discover that the hamster had actually been outside for a while, with his paws being red and raw.
" It appeared like he had actually been running around for some time," Mazur informed CTV News Edmonton. "So we put him in our bath tub; we didn't truly have anything for him."home The hamster, now called Alfred, has actually been with Mazur, who is aiming to attempt and reconnect him with his real
She has actually installed posters and required to social networks to attempt and see if anybody is missing him.
" The next day, we walked around and knocked on a couple of neighbours' doors, however nobody appeared to be missing out on a hamster," she included. "We had a great deal of individuals interested and wishing to help, however no one appears to be missing him."dogs Mazur is no complete stranger to taking in roaming animals and supplying them with a warm location to remain. She has actually rescued animals prior to and has actually been a foster parent to numerous Rescue over the previous 8 years through the Greater Edmonton Animal
Society (GEARS).home" A great deal of saves in the city do not take in little animals, so I figured, well, I may too make him a
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here," she described.
Alfred now has actually a brand-new themed enclosure. Mazur discovered the pattern of hamster-scaping online, where owners produce fancy houses for their little furry pals.
Mazur states she had a hamster that looked extremely comparable to Alfred maturing. She's delighted she has a brand-new addition to her household, for the time being.home" He's truly sweet," Mazur included. "He does not bite. I question, perhaps he does have a
out there where they are missing him. They took good care of him."With files from CTV News Edmonton's Jessica Robb
