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Hello, wonderful humans! My name is Theodore and I’m a cute little Syrian hamster looking for my forever home. I may be small, but I have a cute personality and can’t wait to find someone who will love and care for me!

I maybe small, but I am busy and require plenty of space to explore and burrow. Forget those tiny cages! I would love a big bin cage, large aquarium or an appropriately sized wire cage with a solid base. The more space , the better. I really like to make my own intricate tunnels and dens- I really love to roam and explore. Hamsters are natural burrowers, best practice is to provide at least 6 inches of burrowing material.

I love my wooden toys and safe chews to keep my curious mind busy. Boredom can lead to stress, so let’s make my cage a hamster paradise!

If you are ready to give me the loving home I deserve, I promise to bring lots of joy and laughter to your home. I promise to make you smile with my tiny pays, little tail, greedy cheeks and adorable mischief!

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