Available Rats
If you are interested in adopting any of these rats, please email us at info@littlemischiefrescue.org
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We are asking for a minimum donation of $10 per rat for intact rats and a minimum donation of $25 for spayed/neutered rats (it costs us $50 to spay or neuter a rat!).
Please note: We don't adopt out single rats unless they go to a home that already has rats. Only in very rare circumstances do we get a rat in that hates other rats even after a neuter or spay. Most rats are extremely social animals and need the companionship that other rats provide.
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Armstrong, Aldrin, Dangerous Bean & Conrad
4 brothers that are from a big rescue in a DTES SRO where a man had over 100 rats. They are now about 5-6 months old.
They were completely unsocialized and even bit but they have since made tremendous progress. They still aren't too keen on being picked up initially but once you have them, they calm down. They no longer bite however they still bolt and go and hide if there are sudden movements or noises that they are unfamiliar with. They would do best in an experiended home who can continue to work with them.
3 of the boys are mismarked black hooded rats and one boy (Armstrong) is a black hooded.
We are willing to split them up in two pairs.
Svetlana, Dede & Zoulfia
3 sisters that are from a big rescue in a DTES SRO where a man had over 100 rats. They are now about 9-10 months old. They too are a bit shy and sudden noises or movements can make them bolt but because they were some of the youngest ones we took in from that group we managed to catch up on their socialization and they are ok with being held. They are your typical busy girls. They are addicted to running in their Wodent Wheel to the point where there foster has to take it out at night so that she gets to sleep.
We are ok with splitting them into two pairs.
Molly, Ginny & Hermione - Spayed trio
A mother/daughters trio. They are related to Percy, Fred and George who were adopted a few weeks ago (with Molly and Percy being the parents and the other 4 are their babies). Mom Molly is a black hooded girl with standard ears and her daughters Ginny and Hermione are two beige self dumbo girls. They are your typical young active girls who prefer to zoom around and explore than to sit still for cuddles.
Molly the mom was recently spayed and had a mammary tumor removed. Ginny and Hermione were spayed on December 30 so we have a lovely trio of spayed girls available.
Ashley, Amika & Tess
A trio of young, fun girls. Ashley and Amika were born on October 2nd 2009 and Tess was born on October 13th 2009.
The three girls are extremely well socialized and love people, they will pretty much throw themselves onto you as soon as you open the cage. They are however also typical young girls who prefer to run around and explore than sit still and cuddle.
Unfortunately their moms were high whites that should have never been bred. Breeding high whites comes with a big risk of their offspring developing Megacolon. Unfortunately this is what happened in this litter of Ashley and Amika, two of their sisters had to be put down.
The three (as well as all of their other siblings that were already adopted) show no signs of trouble but unfortunately there is a slight chance that they might come down with it later in life. As with everything in life there is just no guarantee and we can't predict the future but we always want to be honest with you.
Campbell & Bruce
2 wonderful little boys who were born in rescue on October 30, 2009. Their mom Cinderella came to us already pregnant. They were handled since birth and so they are very social and outgoing. They have to be adopted together.