u/lunationet

Hi all! I am rescuing a female (roughly a year old) hairless syrian hamster. I know her current set up isn’t healthy for any hamster (picking her up asap) so I’m going to get her a new set up. I’ve read online their skin is very sensitive, so you can’t give them the typical wood/roughly textured environments most hamsters should have. Does anyone have any advice on what to add to her environment to accommodate her skin but still be enriching? Any advice at all appreciated!!

Hello! We're asking the community to picket with us in the UTA for support.

We're crashing the International Bus Roadeo on Sun., May 17th with a rally to make this demand of UTA in front of transit agencies and transit workers from all over the country.

ATU 382 operators and maintenance workers are demanding a contract from UTA after 5 months without a contract.

https://atu382-faircontract.my.canva.site