Chewie (Adopted)

Species: Syrian (Long-haired)

Gender: Male

Age: Est 1.5 years old

Likes: Hiding in his man cave. His privacy. Dried tofu!

Dislikes: Small, dusty pieces of bedding that will get stuck on his fur. Loud noises and being squeezed scares him
Fosterers’ Instagram: @nuggetpudding 

Chewie is a shy boy that hides most of the day, rarely coming out. He only comes out of his man-cave once a day for food and water and then he will tiptoe back into his hideout. If you miss that food and water moment, you might think that you’re just looking at his furry butt peeking out of the hideout for days (Or you might just hear him running the wheel at 4am).

He’s a very simple and low maintenance companion, some may say he’s quite the boring guy! Despite this, Chewie respects humans and knows that he’s safe in our hands. He will need an owner that will supervise him when being handled by anyone else, especially children, so that he does not get squeezed, dropped, or screamed at.

When drinking water or munching food, he will be fully focused and won’t move while being petted (his fosterer loves grooming his fur when he’s snacking). He relaxes when being picked up and is ok with play times & fur combing using a soft bristle toothbrush. Sometimes, he will give you a nibble when he’s telling you that he wants to go back home (Aww!).

Chewie is a no fuss hamster that just needs a loving home that can care for him and love him for the rest of his days and be by his side–for better or worse, in sickness and health. 

See what his fosterer uses for Chewie:

Bedding: Fatpouches Teabag Hypoallergenic Bedding (Only COMPULSORY item for his adoption due to his thin fur. Other types will get tangled and it will be painful to pull out)

Wheel: 30cm 

Food: Fatpouches Ultimate Mix - Syrians

Gretel (Adopted)

Name: Gretel
Species: Syrian

Estimated age: approx. 5 weeks

Gender: Female

Likes: Napping in cereal box, large sandbox, Mazuri feed

Dislikes: Sudden movement, human hands

In the fairytale, Hansel & Gretel leaves a food trail only to return and realise it’s all gone. With this sweet, little hammy Gretel, it’s the opposite. She’s the shy one who peeks her head out of her hide to sneak the food away. 

Gretel spends most of her day nesting comfortably in her hide and comes out at night to nom, especially when she hears or smells newly placed food/ treats. Gretel is a quiet girl who, with patience and love, would learn to trust human hands and come out of her hide more regularly. 

Will you be the one to give this baby her furever home?