by Barb
(USA)
Two very good friends (in two different locations) had ferrets electrocuted in stoves within a two week period. One of the stoves was electric, one was gas.
It seems that quite often there are bare wires inside the control area of the stove, after all, who’s going to get inside there? The inquisitive ferret, wet nose and all, snoops those bare wires and zap…
One lady was trying frantically to pull the stove out from the wall so she could unplug it after her ferret climbed up the back into the control area when the ferret tangled with the bare wire. She though the stove was ferret-proofed.
The other ferret was one of a group that loved to snooze in the nice cozy spot under the oven. The lady cleaned out the pan drawer so they could get in. She didn’t realize that a ferret could get into the oven walls and climb into the danger area. It was a couple of weeks later that the smell alerted them to the problem.
Both ladies were devastated and swore that they would never again let the ferrets have access to the stove.
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