7 precious ratties need a good home (So. CA)

[ceriseangel]

Though I love them with all my heart, I am forced to find new homes for my precious little ratlets. There are four girls (3 nearly identical siamese named Fiona, Megan, and Penelope, and 1 black capped named Sundae) and one boy (a blue hooded named Mackenzie). The "triplets" as I call the siamese are litter mates and I must insist they stay together. The other two may be adopted individually. They are all under a year old and without health problems. If you are in the southern California area, and would be interested in adopting a new rat, please PM me.

Thank You

[edited by TheChicagoCrew to add location to title]


**There are two more babies I need to find homes for. I had already adopted out two of my male rats to my cousin. She decided they were too much trouble and returned them to me today. This is so frustrating. I don't want to give up my rats but I must. So if you are interested in adopting, please let me know soon. I know the people on here are so much more responsible and loving than I can find elsewhere. Thank you.

[menagerie]

Where in Southern California are you located?

[liza]

Is the boy already neutered? I eventually could possibly and maybe have space for him...

[trin]

Yes, where in California? I live in the Anaheim area, but I'm willing to drive. Also, I'm willing to take the triplets.

I have a large cage from Martin's Cages, and one adult female rat (I had two, but Hermione died just last night).

No problem with keeping them in separate buildings for three weeks; I can keep them at the office temporarily. However, I don't want my remaining baby to be alone for too long. Triplets sounds like just the ticket, honestly; then NOBODY will be alone.

Please let me know if they're still available!

[ceriseangel]

I appreciate the responses. I'm glad there are people so willing to help. I've sent you private messages, so please let me know if you are interested.

[liza]

I have sent you a message back and am begging for the boy to get together with his former two companions. Please let them be together!

[Adventure Rats]

Yes, where in California? I live in the Anaheim area, but I'm willing to drive. Also, I'm willing to take the triplets.

I have a large cage from Martin's Cages, and one adult female rat (I had two, but Hermione died just last night).

No problem with keeping them in separate buildings for three weeks; I can keep them at the office temporarily. However, I don't want my remaining baby to be alone for too long. Triplets sounds like just the ticket, honestly; then NOBODY will be alone.

Please let me know if they're still available!

If the 4 girls live together already, why split them up. what one more rat when your already getting 3? It's just such a shame to split her from her friends.

[ceriseangel]

Yes, where in California? I live in the Anaheim area, but I'm willing to drive. Also, I'm willing to take the triplets.

I have a large cage from Martin's Cages, and one adult female rat (I had two, but Hermione died just last night).

No problem with keeping them in separate buildings for three weeks; I can keep them at the office temporarily. However, I don't want my remaining baby to be alone for too long. Triplets sounds like just the ticket, honestly; then NOBODY will be alone.

Please let me know if they're still available!

If the 4 girls live together already, why split them up. what one more rat when your already getting 3? It's just such a shame to split her from her friends.

The four girls do not live together. The triplets share a cage, as they have always done, since they are litter mates. Though Sundae plays with them during outside play time every day, she is not part of their cage group and would not be as traumatized to be separted from the triplets as the triplets would be if they were separated from each other. However, if there is a loving person out there willing to take all four, I would gladly acept the offer. But I know that taking three at one time can be enough of a burden on someone, and four just may be too many.