We Got Ourselves a Skinny-Dipper!

We can tell by the look on his face that his Speedo just came off in the packing peanuts pool.


What a cute li’l pool nudel, Becca.

53 comments … read them below or add one

  1. StormCat42 says:

    Good heavens! Can you imagine if this little guy tried to hide every one of those peanuts?! You’d be finding them for years!!!

  2. warriortwo says:

    Someone PLEASE post a picture of a ferret in a speedo. My life will be complete.

  3. WendyPinNJ says:

    WANT!!

  4. Josh Norem says:

    My ferret used to go underneath my cat’s litter. He would literally dive in and submerge himself under the litter. They are nuts.

  5. jujube says:

    A ferret may be the only creature alive that actually looks good in a Speedo.

  6. O NO He/ She/ It DI-unt!!! says:

    OK folks, what’ll it be?

    “Beep”? or
    “Boop”???

  7. Theresa says:

  8. tracylee says:

    unlike submarine races, ferret swim-meets truly are a spectator sport!

  9. 260Oakley says:

    She wore an itsy-bitsy, teeny-weeny, ferret packing-peanut bikini

    (and there’s something goin’ thong around here.)

  10. Sar says:

    Yay! My shipment of cute is here :)

  11. Sasha's Mum says:

    Just so long as he doesn’t pee in the pool …

  12. Kate says:

    Bazinga!

  13. baby birdie says:

    Just chillin’ in the PPP–Packing Peanut Pool. Alternatively, Pool of Packing Peanuts.

  14. chanpon says:

    Just poke some holes in that box, and ship it right over express.

  15. Well that’s just silly.

    Everyone knows you’re supposed to ship ferrets in mailing tubes, not boxes.

  16. Hon Glad says:

    Peanut packing mamma.

  17. KatieZ says:

    Do ferrets and kittens get along?

    • Noelegy says:

      KatieZ, ferrets are like kittens that never grow up. I imagine if they are introduced when the kittens are young (to the ferrets it will make no difference, ferrets are eminently sociable and adaptable), they will have lots of fun together. When we had ferrets, only the youngest of our cats would have anything to do with them. The older cats didn’t dislike them; they just didn’t really acknowledge them unless the ferrets trod upon their turf.

      • Wend says:

        I imagine the older cats sticking their noses up in the air, and whispering disparagingly to each other, as they stalked past the ferrets, ‘Really! When will they EVER grow up!?’.

    • SonjaArashi says:

      My ferts love harassing our cat. She and my oldest ferret grew up together, age-wise they’re only about a month apart and were introduced young. =3 Our two dogs don’t like the ferrets at all. They don’t growl or attack, they just get up and leave.

  18. Lindzz says:

    While the picture looks ADORABLE, please please please don’t put him in non cornstarch packing peanuts. I have a horrible feeling those aren’t and may inspire others to do the same. Ferrets like to eat foamy things (TRUST ME- daily vaseline doses and poop in ziplok with water squishes are NOT fun!!!) and many ferrets have gotten INSANELY sick/died from these. Their mouths are giant in comparison to their itty bitty guts and foam blocks them right up. I don’t mean to sound harsh- I really have your fuzzy’s and your best intrest at heart. One of my brats found a foam thing once and I nearly had a heart attack from all the woory. Thank the lord he was young and had guts of steel and pooped it all out! Older guys (Over a year) don’t usually have as much luck. =[

    <3