Central Texas Rat Rescue
Pflugerville, 78660
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Central Texas Rat Rescue is a small, volunteer-run, in-home 501(c)3 rescue in Pflugerville, TX dedicated to the rescue of domesticated rats and quality adoption services. Please note we are unable to help with wildlife. If you have found orphaned, sick, or injured WILD rats, please contact a wildlife rehabilitator. Austin Wildlife Rescue may be able to help, also try the TPWD website that lists wildlife rehabilitators by county - https://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/wild/rehab/list/. We also do not take in any other types of animals other than domestic (pet) rats.
Please be courteous when requesting information or assistance; this is a volunteer run, self-funded organization. We do not operate a store front, office, or shelter building - the rats are sheltered in our personal homes, thus appointments to adopt or surrender are individually determined. The best way to reach CTRR is via email (CentralTexasRatRescue@gmail.com). There may occasionally be times when it can take us awhile to get back to you. Our limited volunteers work full time outside of the rescue and have other obligations and commitments/challenges. If you do not receive a reply within a week, please contact us again. Technology can and does fail sometimes! PLEASE also check your spam folders!!!
ADOPTIONS
If interested in adopting, be aware this is not typically a same-day service. The first step is to fill out the adoption application (http://goo.gl/forms/eK9PXh0n0d). Incomplete applications WILL NOT receive a response; that includes not sending a cage picture as requested. Rats are required to be adopted in pairs at minimum unless joining other rats. Baby rats typically must be adopted with a same age companion even if joining other rats (baby rats should not go through quarantine alone and need same age company for brain development and social skills).
CTRR requires a donation/adoption fee of $65/spayed or neutered rat; we try to spay/neuter most rats before adopt
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