Harley was the beloved Ferret "Son" of findagrave contributor Frank Russo. He was brought home along with his two sisters in the winter of 2012. He was a terrific little boy who was sick early on in his life with various illnesses, but he recovered nicely to enjoy a short but rich life. He was extremely spoiled and fawned over by his Daddy, who would actually sing songs to him. He loved to play and have fun with his sisters and brothers and enjoyed meeting new people. He also loved rubber squeak toys, which he would steal. He also loved to play with and chase ping pong balls and plastic bottles. Among his favorite foods were pesto sauce, pizza and chinese food along with green tea. He was a very well behaved baby who always marched to the beat of his own drum. He suffered from both Adrenal Cancer and Insulinoma the last year of his life. He crossed the Rainbow Bridge at 11:30 PM on June 25th, 2017 at the Garden State Animal Hospital, approximately 8 months after being diagnosed with the insulinoma. He is in God's care now, running and happily playing with his other furbaby brothers and sisters. We love you Harley Baby!
Harley was the beloved Ferret "Son" of findagrave contributor Frank Russo. He was brought home along with his two sisters in the winter of 2012. He was a terrific little boy who was sick early on in his life with various illnesses, but he recovered nicely to enjoy a short but rich life. He was extremely spoiled and fawned over by his Daddy, who would actually sing songs to him. He loved to play and have fun with his sisters and brothers and enjoyed meeting new people. He also loved rubber squeak toys, which he would steal. He also loved to play with and chase ping pong balls and plastic bottles. Among his favorite foods were pesto sauce, pizza and chinese food along with green tea. He was a very well behaved baby who always marched to the beat of his own drum. He suffered from both Adrenal Cancer and Insulinoma the last year of his life. He crossed the Rainbow Bridge at 11:30 PM on June 25th, 2017 at the Garden State Animal Hospital, approximately 8 months after being diagnosed with the insulinoma. He is in God's care now, running and happily playing with his other furbaby brothers and sisters. We love you Harley Baby!
