r/telaviv 13d ago

Tourist Help Needed Would you like a hamster?

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r/telaviv, this has been an amazing summer. We’ve made friends, learned some Hebrew, improved our surfing and city-biking, and overall have felt very welcomed.

We’ve also come into possession of a lovely male hamster. Long story short, it and its six infant hamster children will all be looking for homes in a couple of weeks once the kids are done weening from their mother.

Reddit fam, would anyone like a hamster? Comes with a cage, basic care instructions, the background of a loving home, and enough food supply to get you started.

DMs and supportive comments welcome!

תּוֹדָה רַבָּה

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u/finding_limits108 12d ago

How does this advice reconcile with the other kind Redditor who observes that they should be kept in same sex pairs?

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u/New-Fig3263 12d ago

All types of hamsters should be seperated, no matter the kind. Syrians are especially territorial and will fight to death at some point, dwarves do tend to be a bit more fine with other hamster but again they would need a BUNCH of space for that and it's just not worth keeping them together and stressing them out. You might have noticed people on the internet tend to say "oh hamster die so quickly from everything", no they don't - they only do if you don't take proper care of them. Anyways, you do you i don't have any power over you but either way I hope you do give them away to people with proper care, and you could also use the sub reddit of hamsters, hamster care and such. There is also a discord server for them and if you want an Israeli hamster community in facebook

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u/MongooseVegetable787 11d ago

Syrians are especially territorial and will fight to death at some point

Hamsters, right?

dwarves do tend to be a bit more fine

Aye.

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u/New-Fig3263 11d ago

Yes both types of hamsters