Claire (Adopted)

Species: Dwarf
Gender: Female
Estimated Age: 1.5 Year Old
Likes: Running on her wheel, flax sprays, pine nuts
Dislikes: Being handled

Claire is a retired mother who is young at heart. She is suspected to have gone through multiple traumatic pregnancies prior to her abandonment, so she likes to spend time resting and going about her day in the cage on her own.

While she is an independent soul, she is still very much food motivated. Present her with some pine nuts and she will gladly climb out and grace you with her presence. She really loves her food! If you stay up late enough, you will see her having the time of her life running on her wheel!

She does not like to be handled and will get angry sometimes when she is held. Claire is best for families and individuals who are content with observing and having minimal interactions with her, and most importantly, committed to giving her a good retirement home.

Special Requirements:

Food: Fatpouches Renal Mix

Nyssa (Adopted)

Species: Syrian
Gender: Female
Estimated Age: 1 Year Old
Likes: Free roam, climbing everywhere, flax sprays, running on wheel
Dislikes: Sudden movements, being woken up during the day

Nyssa is the perfect little hammo! Despite the rough circumstances she came from, she has the most gentle soul. Even though she loves her food, she takes it from her fosterer's hands ever so gently. Nyssa is the sweetest girl.

Just like any teenage Syrian, she is extremely active! She loves to run on her wheel for hours and hours. After waking up at around 7pm every evening, she will spend half an hour trying to wake up and groom herself before hopping on her wheel to start her daily run.

She definitely thrives with a nightly free roam around a big space, preferably a room. She climbs and sniffs every surface gently but with much curiosity. She will try her luck and climb on grills, but with a hamster-proof room, she can free-roam about fairly unsupervised! When she needs a break, she will hide in her favourite corner to nibble on food in her pouch!

She is okay with being handled and it is fairly easy to handle her despite her being fairly big (normal for female Syrians). She is at a healthy weight of approximately 135g.

Special requirements: 

Cage: at least 100*50cm with a lid, unbarred.