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21/07/2026

We were lucky enough to have three of our rescue hamsters travel to their forever homes within the past few days!

First to go was Syrian hamster Mario, who was surrendered to us after his owner was no longer able to care for him. Mario had an amazing enclosure setup that his owner was more than happy to donate to ensure his hamster would have a great life. Unsurprisingly, it didn't take long for Mario to be snapped up! We're really happy for this little guy who deserves the very best!

Ham Solo - now known as Ham Solo Hamborghini! - went to his forever home at the weekend. He now lives with the most lovely family who no doubt love him to pieces! We're so glad to see him settling in so well already.

Wendy, the mum of our recent litter that tragically had to be put to sleep, was also adopted this weekend by our trustee Steph! We're so happy that Wendy has found a home to call her own!

Best of luck to all our adopters with their new friends! 🥰

If you're interested in adopting a rescue hamster, please register your interest here: https://form.jotform.com/hamsterinfoireland/registration-of-interest

01/07/2026

🐹⭐ Issue 14 of the Hamster Info Ireland Charity Newsletter is OUT NOW! ⭐🐹

Our latest Patreon-exclusive newsletter is packed with all the latest charity news and rescue updates!

A huge thank you to all of our wonderful Patreon charity members. Your monthly donation of €3 helps us to provide the care our rescued hamsters need and gives us the resources to rescue even more! We are so grateful for your kindness and support. We simply couldn't do it without you! 🥰

We're always excited to welcome new members to our "Hamily". If you'd like to support our work and become a charity member, you can join us here: https://www.patreon.com/c/HamsterInfoIreland

21/06/2026

Getting ready for day 2

12/06/2026

We have six lovely Syrian hamsters looking for homes of their own: Nana, Peter, Wendy, Stuart, Rosa and Ham-Solo.

Syrians have slightly different care requirements to dwarf hamsters. They need our largest enclosures, with a minimum internal floor space of 5,000 sq cm. They also need large wheels of at least 28cm in diameter. Hides and tunnels should have entrances at least 7cm wide, and they need plenty of deep bedding for digging and burrowing. We recommend at least 30cm of compressed substrate, although more is always better!

These six little ones are full of character and we'd love to see them move on to caring forever homes where they can thrive and be spoiled as they deserve. 🥰🥰🥰
If you'd like to apply, please fill out the form here: https://form.jotform.com/hamsterinfoireland/registration-of-interest

Hamster Info Ireland is a registered Irish charity: RCN: 20206484

10/06/2026

Our past month has been super intense, with several urgent care vet trips, emergency surrenders, a tank enclosure needed for our resident escapee, and several wonderful new foster applicants to prepare for.

This has had a huge impact on the charity's finances, so we need your support this month to offset a hard May.

Our maintenance costs are accounted for as ever through the support of our charity members. You can join our Patreon to help give us that predictable income for just €3 a month: https://www.patreon.com/c/HamsterInfoIreland

We have almost entirely depleted our emergency funds, however, which means we cannot take in new intakes until further donations come in. We are very cautious to never overcommit: we owe it to hamsters in need to ensure we can cover their needs in any eventuality once they are surrendered.

So to help us say YES to more hamsters, please SHARE, COMMENT, and DONATE if able: https://hamsterinfoireland.ie/donate/ 🥰

01/06/2026

We're thrilled to announce that two of our rescue hamsters found new homes this weekend! Both were dwarf hamsters, and thanks to applications already in progress when they arrived into our care, we were able to match them with adopters very quickly. It would be fantastic if every hamster that came into rescue could be rehomed so smoothly! 🥰

Nacho was the first to head home. This 1-year-old Russian dwarf hamster came into rescue when his previous family felt they could no longer give him the attention and care he deserved. We're happy to hear that he has already settled into his new home and is enjoying life with his new family.

May the Roborovski was next to be adopted. May came into rescue after being housed with another hamster, which had led to fighting between them. (A reminder that hamsters are solitary animals and should never be kept together). Poor May had been put in a very stressful and dangerous situation, so we were very glad we could get her to safety. May's adopter has spent the last few weeks preparing a home for a new hamster, after her previous hamster sadly passed away. We know how hard it can be to start again after losing a pet, but we're so happy that May now has a loving home to call her own.

Thank you to both adopters for choosing to adopt a rescue hamster. We wish Nacho, May and their new families the very best of luck. 💖

28/05/2026

💖🐹🏡 WE’RE LOOKING FOR FOSTER HOMES 🏡🐹💖

We’re looking for more caring foster homes to help rescue hamsters! We provide everything you need, including the enclosure, supplies, food, vet care, transport costs, and foster training.
All you need is a safe, loving home, a vet you can travel to, good communication with our team, and lots of cute photos and videos. We ask for a commitment of around 6 months if possible, but breaks are always okay.
Fostering makes a huge difference for hamsters needing a fresh start 💖

Our next foster training session is scheduled for 27th June. If you’d like to join, please fill out an application here: https://hamsterinfoireland.ie/foster-application-pack/

27/05/2026

Ham Solo says it’s hotter than Tattooine out there. Make sure to refresh your hammies water and keep their ceramic hides cool!

25/05/2026

We have some very sad news and we would appreciate all the support possible.💔 Please read our babies’ story and share it to raise awareness.
Our team have found the last 24 hours very difficult and we want to shed some light on the effect rescue has on us as well as the hamsters that have suffered at the hands of negligent people.

23/05/2026

We were straight back to action after the AGM today to rescue this little one.
We’ve named her May, and as we have an adopter waiting for a dwarf hamster, she won’t be staying with us very long at all.
Other than a slightly torn ear, she seems in very good health!

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