Lucy the ferret returns home to Keilor East Sally Hockley has now found her beloved pet ferret, Lucy, after letter boxing more than 300 homes around Keilor East. A KEILOR EAST woman has been reunited with her beloved lost ferret after letterboxing more than 300 homes across the suburb. Sally Hockley and her partner Duane were devastated when Lucy, their seven-year-old white ferret, escaped through a door about 6.30pm on Anzac Day. After the pair searched the streets around their Buckley St home until 2am, they decided to post more than 300 missing ferret fliers across the suburb. The fliers offered a reward to anyone who found or had information about the missing pet. To their delight five days after putting up the fliers and posting on Facebook, Gumtree and website Oz Ferret, Ms Hockley received a phone call from a woman who had located Lucy. The woman said Lucy had been found in Buckley St by a family who took her home to Bundoora where their son had become attached to their newly adopted pet. "Luckily (the woman) who lives in Keilor East had seen all our fliers and convinced (the family) to give Lucy back to us," Ms Hockley said. Ms Hockley said they rescued Lucy about five years ago from a family who could no longer care for her. "The interactions I have with her are so meaningful she is amazing," she said. There is something magical about her.