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« on: June 17, 2003, 05:35:53 PM »

I have two very sweet male rats available for adoption. They are both rescued feeder rats.  They are approximately 16 months old and both are very sweet, gentle and absolutely ADORE each other.  They groom each other and cuddle close all the time (except at feeding time, when each runs with their treat to a different floor of the cage!).  One is an all white albino (Kibble) and  the other one is a brown/white hooded (Grub).  They are so sweet they are even good with gentle animals--they really like my dog, whom they gently touch on the face.  I do try to allow them some "out of the cage" time as often as possible and they always stick close to the dog!  I would love to find them a home that can provide the time and attention they deserve.  Unfortunately these were unexpected rescues and with several pets, a small child and another on the way, plus full time jobs and school we are really stretched thin for time and energy.  I have given these guys the best home I can give them, with lots of toys, comfy blankets , towel hammocks and good food,  and I would love to find someone who will do the same for them.  Although they were not bred for looks or temperament and their heritage is quite dubious at best,  they are absolutely beautiful and sweet and very healthy and I know they deserve the best.  If you are seriously interested please contact me. Their comfy 3 story cage (which they always want within clear sight when out)  would come with them.  
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« Reply #1 on: June 20, 2003, 04:57:29 PM »

Hi, I am too, looking for homes for my rats. However, I can help you out, by adding Kibble and Grub to my webpage, and see what happens. -KBrodents Cheesy
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« Reply #2 on: June 20, 2003, 05:30:09 PM »

That would be WONDERFUL! Is there anything I need to do?  I really appreciate your help and interest!
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« Reply #3 on: June 20, 2003, 07:39:39 PM »

No, well are you charging an adoption fee? Also, if you need to place them rigth away, or just can't keep them there, we might be abl to take them on. I just have to send out my reserves first. They would stay at my friends house.
She has agreed to care for the rats, until I place them. I will get on it right away.  Wink May I use your post to describe the rats on my website? There is no search engine on for the website, but I still get alot of traffic, I have it posted all over rat clubs.  Roll Eyes
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« Reply #4 on: June 20, 2003, 07:53:24 PM »

becky, are your rat at your place or your friends? you told us your dad was threatening to send them to the pet store. if their situation is so dire, is taking on other peoples rats really a good idea, no offense.
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« Reply #5 on: June 20, 2003, 08:06:09 PM »

Ok, just for the record, I am KT- of kbrodents. Becky is just the one who takes in the rescues, though she does have a few of her own. We limit this what we take in. Now, I happen to have my own rats, and my dad threatend to release them to the wild, if I could not place them. All my males are reserved, and males are the ones that are being requested, so I am offered to place them on my website, and if she needs, to take them in. Becky will be caring for them until they are placed. But I won't take them in, until I place the ones at Beckies and my own. She currently has zero though for adoption, because I have them here.   I have hers all reserved, and am preparing for transportation, and so I have them here to have them ready to send out.  
Once I place all of these. Including the Females, I will sponsor 5 at a time maybe less.

I have my own problem, Becky has nothing to do with the dad making me get rid of my rats situation, which I have been working really hard on. We share a e-mail for the Rescue.
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« Reply #6 on: June 20, 2003, 08:15:16 PM »

So wait.....Ummmmm....maybe I am missing something, but HOW ARE YOU GOING TO TAKE ANY IN?Huh  
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« Reply #7 on: June 20, 2003, 08:25:41 PM »

I just find ones that need to be taken in, and work on finding homes for them, while Becky takes care of them. We are a team, so I am talking for her, and my effort to help the rats.  When I say I can take them in, I mean kbrodents  rescue ,which stands for  KT and Beckied rodents.  So "I' is refers to my freind and partner Becky also.
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« Reply #8 on: June 20, 2003, 08:41:16 PM »

our point is KT -- if you are having such problems iwth your parents and your own rats, why are you focusing on helping out other people when the lives of your OWN animals are in danger since you cant keep them? I understand there are two people working the rescue, but we are confused as to why she isnt helping YOu out and taking rats from you if your dad wont let them stay with you - cant she take the rats out of your house so they dont go to the pet store?i am not trying to fight here - i am honestly concerned that you are taking on other peoples animals that you canNOT handle right now -- because i am afraid that someone is going to give you rats that you arent going to be able to keep. i am afraid that someone is going to give you rats, and you cant keep the ones you already have.
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« Reply #9 on: June 20, 2003, 08:58:18 PM »

KT,
Thanks again for your response. Thankfully our situation is not dire for the ratties--it's just dire for my time and energy, especially as I get closer to delivery date.  If you can post them on your website I would really appreciate the added exposure to rat people.  I am not interested in charging an adoption fee and would only really consider that if it makes for a safer adoption.  Otherwise, I just want the right person for them.  They really are sweet boys.  I just  gave them some rice and baked chicken and have spent the last 10 minutes just watching them enjoy their treat.  I would have never have thought rats could be so dainty!  Thanks again KT.  Please feel free to add my post and let me know if there is anything else I can do on my end.
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« Reply #10 on: June 20, 2003, 09:02:34 PM »

my dad said that as long as I have reservations for them, they are good. I can keep them here. . However, I do need to have reservations set by July 17th. Either way, I am good. Becky can take them, if they have reservations or not. While I go up north on the 18th of July, when I get back, I will work on the reserved to be transported to there new homes, and those who need them to get reserved. And the answer to why I helping other people when I am in a jam, is from a story I heard. I am just following it. A women who had very little, and in trouble, and had no food, helped someone though she did not have the means, and good came to both people. Well, I need to find homes for these guys, but someone else is in my position. If we work together and reach out, to others, we save more rats. None of my rats are going to the petstore or being let go, because I continue to recieve reservation requests for them. I don't plan to take in anymore. Plus rpm, hasn't even said, she really needs me to take them in, I am just sponsoring them on my page. I only take in, if the rats and the people really need me too. And I have room, or a possible home, I have a few people that might be able to take them in, I am going to ask them if they are interested ASAP. I have no more boys available, and a few people are seeking for some males, and these two sound like they would be perfect for them, they probably won't even make it to me, or stay on the page. Smiley
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« Reply #11 on: June 20, 2003, 09:10:52 PM »

Once again, I remind everyone that the Adoption center is NOT the place for discussion. Ads are placed, potential adopters should contact via PM.

If this kind of thing continues, the Adoption Center will be no more.
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« Reply #12 on: June 21, 2003, 03:17:07 AM »

 Huh  KT, I'm sorry but you are really kind of freaking me out.  What you say makes no sense, or you contradict your statements.  I don't get it.  I backed out on taking one of your rats because I can feel that when this "batch" is gone you're going to start all over again.  It's these sorts of "operations" that get rats in trouble.

And just out of innocent curiosity, Sue, why isn't discussion allowed on these boards?   Undecided

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« Reply #13 on: June 21, 2003, 07:42:28 AM »

*keeps her mouth shut about the rescue operation* Lips Sealed

Just one thing, rpmdiaz. It's actually strongly recommended that you charge an adoption fee, not to make money, but to make sure your rats are going to the right home. One, you don't want to avoid snake people looking for cheap source of food. Two, you want to make sure your adopter is willing and able to pay a few dollars to obtain your rats, and frankly if they can't/won't pay the small adoption fee how will they afford to care for them in the future? Just thought I'd throw that out there Smiley

Now back to the regular scheduled programs.
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« Reply #14 on: June 21, 2003, 10:28:15 AM »

Hiya- Another thing you might want to consider is getting the adoption info out to more people in Florida via the Florida Ratlist. Email me and I will be glad to send you the link.  Bella Blue Dumbo Smile  bellaratta@aol.com
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« Reply #15 on: June 21, 2003, 12:36:21 PM »

Sorry, Babyblue, but I disagree.  There are often people who are willing to take in another rat or two to help out in times of need, but just can't afford to pay an "adoption fee."  These people are already offereing their home, money, and time to care for these rats.... if one needs to find a home for their pets they shouldn't try to charge for it.   Just try to screen carefully.  :-)     I have adopted 4 rescue rats and didn't pay any "fees.".  Again, good luck rpmdiaz!
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« Reply #16 on: June 24, 2003, 11:46:42 AM »

I was wondering if you were still looking for a home for your boys. I know someone that is looking for some ratties and was looking for males. Please let me know either way. I live an hour north of West Palm.
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« Reply #17 on: June 24, 2003, 05:35:51 PM »

Thanks for yor reply!
I still have the ratties.  Please feel free to contact me...I am not certain how to send you a private message but send me your contact info and  we can go from there.  
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« Reply #18 on: June 25, 2003, 07:36:32 AM »

And just out of innocent curiosity, Sue, why isn't discussion allowed on these boards?   Undecided

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Oftentimes, what started as a post looking for homes turns into an ugly mud-flinging flame war that we have to remove or lock.  That is not what the adoption center is for.  
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« Reply #19 on: June 25, 2003, 07:54:55 AM »

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You can contact me @ titans1princess@msn.com. We can discuss things that way and make arrangements.
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« Reply #20 on: June 25, 2003, 08:22:33 AM »

Sorry, Babyblue, but I disagree.  There are often people who are willing to take in another rat or two to help out in times of need, but just can't afford to pay an "adoption fee."  These people are already offereing their home, money, and time to care for these rats.... if one needs to find a home for their pets they shouldn't try to charge for it.   Just try to screen carefully.  :-)     I have adopted 4 rescue rats and didn't pay any "fees.".  Again, good luck rpmdiaz!
I appreciate people willing to take in rescues, and I don't mean to make things any more difficult than necessary. But I must remember, that I'm doing it for the RATS and their welfare comes first. And while I do screen very carefully, it does tell me something about the person if he/she is not willing to pay $5 for the rat. How can I expect this person to pay for the necessary housing, bedding, food, toys, and most importantly vet bills if they're not willing/able to pay even $5? For me, adoption fee is a PART of my screening process Smiley
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« Reply #21 on: June 25, 2003, 08:33:33 AM »

And just out of innocent curiosity, Sue, why isn't discussion allowed on these boards?   Undecided

-Mary

Oftentimes, what started as a post looking for homes turns into an ugly mud-flinging flame war that we have to remove or lock.  That is not what the adoption center is for.  

Exactly.

You don't find stuff like this in newspaper classifieds. Essentially, this is a high-tech classified ads section. I just wish people would treat it that way.
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« Reply #22 on: August 01, 2003, 01:54:04 AM »

Were the male rats in their 3-level house placed? If not I have space available. I am a rodent slave of 6 years. All of my rodents are highly curious/socialable/friendly. They have aspen bedding, lots to eat, good exercise, running on the sofa. They sleep in a little cave, which is a little used food container. They all love their 3-levels homes!
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