1. Adoption information can be published online. See if there are any kind-hearted people willing to adopt. But when adopting, you must choose someone who loves small animals and can take good care of hamsters.

2. You can give it to friends, relatives, classmates, etc. who like it. Hamsters are relatively small, so children should like them very much. They can also be raised for children, which can also cultivate their patience.

3. Foster the pet into a pet shop. If the conditions at home are relatively good and you just don’t want the hamster for a short period of time, then in this case you can directly foster the hamster to a pet store. However, you need to pay a certain amount of money to foster the hamster in the pet store, because the pet store helps to raise it. Hamster, so a certain percentage of commission is required.

4. Hamsters can be resold. We can sell them in the pet trading market and resell them to other people who like hamsters and want to raise hamsters.

5. It can be handed over to the local government department or local zoo for unified management.

Hamsters cannot be discarded at will

Hamsters cannot survive in the wild. Releasing them is equivalent to letting them fend for themselves, which is unethical.

If it is a litter of hamsters, they may mate and reproduce at will. Hamsters have strong reproductive capabilities. Once they are not controlled, they may overrun and affect the ecological environment.

The lifespan of a hamster is only two or three years. If you don’t want to keep it anymore and you really can’t find anyone to foster it, you might as well stick with it and stay with it for two years. You only need to feed and water it, with less interaction and participation. , the hamster will die at the end of its life.

Keeping a pet requires a certain sense of responsibility. Even an insignificant little creature like a hamster cannot be manipulated by the owner at will. Once you keep it, you should be responsible to the end, even if you can no longer keep it. Find it a new owner.