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[Hunnie705]

Recently, I found out that most of the airlines traveling to Canada will not allow rodents on board. They accept cats, dogs, birds and fish. I love my little guy, known as Hammer, and really don't want to have to leave him in Seoul.

I've accepted I need to find him a home by the end of January. If you have a big heart and love little animals, this guy is for you. He is very friendly and never bites. He is a maple colour and loves to play and eat carrots.

I will include absolutely everything and his runabout ball and bring him to you (as long as you are not too far away).

Thanks for any consideration.

[dogshed]

I would assume they would allow him in an approved cage as cargo.

[nobbyken]

How long have you had him?
What's the lifespan of a hamster these days?

[mateomiguel]

if you put him in a little box in your luggage do you think they will notice?

[itaewonguy]

dude keep him in your pocket.... they aint gonna strip search you and if they do they'll get a suprise in your pants hahhaaha

I dont see why you cant keep him in your jacket pocket..
how will they know???

[CentralCali]

Please don't follow the advice in the last two posts above. Smuggling isn't limited to illicit drugs.

[richardlang]

Later, when you have to explain the smuggling felony on your criminal record check, you can say it's hamster-related.

[complex303]

Have you tried going to Dr. Pet in Seoul? I heard that he helped other people fly their animals back home.

If you want to find Dr. Pet or if you want to put your hamster up for adoption you should go to www.animalrescuekorea.org

[itaewonguy]

[Hunnie705]

This is just a bump for the topic. I had someone to take the hamster but it fell through. Is anybody able to take the hamster in sometime this month?

I am leaving very soon and don't have a way to take him home.

Thanks.