Zipper, Duster, & Lint

This lovely rats are not at UPAWS. <br/><br/>Please contact Addie at zelade0410a@gmail.com<br/>rehoming fee $75<br/><br/>I adopted these three boys from an unknown situation when they were 3-4 months old. Unfortunately, I wasn’t informed of their skittish/fearful behavior ahead of time. I’ve worked with them as much as I could and they are much less skittish, but still somewhat avoidant of humans. They have never bit me or acted aggressively toward me in any way. I’m rehoming them because they have been bullying my elderly rat (2 and a half years) to a point where I had to separate them. I believe they could be great pets for someone who has lots of time on their hands to work with them and someone with experience of rats. They love Gerber Baby Puffs and pea flakes, they only drink from water bottles (no bowls), their main diet is Oxbow Adult Rat Food, and they are semi potty trained (but they need work).

This lovely rats are not at UPAWS.

Please contact Addie at zelade0410a@gmail.com
rehoming fee $75

I adopted these three boys from an unknown situation when they were 3-4 months old. Unfortunately, I wasn’t informed of their skittish/fearful behavior ahead of time. I’ve worked with them as much as I could and they are much less skittish, but still somewhat avoidant of humans. They have never bit me or acted aggressively toward me in any way. I’m rehoming them because they have been bullying my elderly rat (2 and a half years) to a point where I had to separate them. I believe they could be great pets for someone who has lots of time on their hands to work with them and someone with experience of rats. They love Gerber Baby Puffs and pea flakes, they only drink from water bottles (no bowls), their main diet is Oxbow Adult Rat Food, and they are semi potty trained (but they need work).

This lovely rats are not at UPAWS.

Please contact Addie at zelade0410a@gmail.com
rehoming fee $75

I adopted these three boys from an unknown situation when they were 3-4 months old. Unfortunately, I wasn’t informed of their skittish/fearful behavior ahead of time. I’ve worked with them as much as I could and they are much less skittish, but still somewhat avoidant of humans. They have never bit me or acted aggressively toward me in any way. I’m rehoming them because they have been bullying my elderly rat (2 and a half years) to a point where I had to separate them. I believe they could be great pets for someone who has lots of time on their hands to work with them and someone with experience of rats. They love Gerber Baby Puffs and pea flakes, they only drink from water bottles (no bowls), their main diet is Oxbow Adult Rat Food, and they are semi potty trained (but they need work).