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.
You can also see the all of our rats on Petfinder - Click here to see our adoptable rats!
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Harold & Lotta
Harold came to us via cruelty investigation done by the SPCA. He was (mites & bladder infection) but is doing MUCH better now. Once he realized that he was now safe and sound and won't ever have to worry again, he turned out to be a cuddlebug who enjoys to be held and petted. He is a black bareback with a blaze.
Lotta came from the same place. She too was in rough shape (mites, in need of emergency spay, bladder infection) but is doing MUCH better now. She is a beautiful black hooded girl. She is still a little unsure of people due to her past but we are working hard to show her that not all humans are bad.
Harold looked very lonely and depressed and so we decided to bond these two. The two immediately bonded and just adore each other. They have to be adopted together.
Please get in touch with us if you are interested in adopting the adorable pair!
4 Baby Boys
April 18 - 4 baby boys just arrived today. They were born on March 4. Their mom was a pregnant pet store rat like it happens all the time unfortunately.
Two of the boys are beige hooded, the other two are beige selfs.
The two beige selfs are extremely outgoing and curious and both want to come out as soon as you open the cage door. The two hooded boys are a bit more shy but very friendly as well. They are all very tame and nice boys.
They have to be adopted in pairs.
Babies galore
We just took in 18 baby ratties that were abandoned together in a Tupperware container. There are 9 boys and 9 girls. Of the 9 girls there are 5 slightly older girls who are on pregnancy watch. The rats are all very sweet! Please visit our Petfinder page to see all the babies that are available.
HUGE RESCUE
We are in the middle of a huge rescue from a situation that got out of control. So far we have taken in around 60 but unfortunately there are still 30 that need to come in. We have anywhere from newborn babies, adult females, adolecent males and females etc etc. Most of these rats are black hoodies, mismarked black hoodies and black barebacks with the odd beige ones thrown into the mix. Some have blazes or head spots.
Please visit our Petfinder page to see all the rats that are available from that group.