Adoption Fees
Newer Lines: $25 each
Developed Lines: $30 each
Dwarf Rats: $45 each
*Single rats only adopted out if there are other companions of the same age and sex, or they have been spayed or neutered.
**Check the page "Nursery" for any current or upcoming litters**
**Not all rats produced will be available for adoption. The rats that will be adopted out will be placed on the "Up for Adoption" page.
** There is a 50%, non-refundable, deposit necessary to reserve the rats once they are posted as available. I will have you send it through Paypal, Venmo, Messenger Pay or Google Pay. This is to ensure I do not have people backing out last minute, and to prove you are all willing to pay in part. The rest will be due at the time of pick-up in cash, or sent via your original deposit option.
All money made from adoptions and accessory orders goes directly back to the rats' food, supplies, and medical bills. I do not pocket any of the profits. This is a self-paying hobby and not my job. I do work a full time job in addition to caring for all my exotics.
Pick-up point will be in the Alexandria, IN area.
If alternate travel options are needed, please text or e-mail me to discuss other available options. My information is on the Contact page. Gas fees will apply if I am travelling out of the area.
I breed my rats for temperament and health. I am still working on having better temperaments in my lines, so I do not specialize in any coat types, patters, or colors as of yet. Once I have the temperament where I want it, I will then begin working on the looks of the rats. When choosing the parents, I make sure they are the most docile, are well-tempered, and have not had a bad health history before breeding.
I try to adopt out the most sound rats I can, and I will not adopt out a rat knowing it does not have a sound temperament. That being said, if temperament issues do occur in the later stages of the rats' lives, I will need to be informed. The same goes for the health of the rats. I will not knowingly adopt out rats that have bad health, but common issues can develop. Knowing these things will help me to improve my lines and better my breeding program to produce the best rats I can.
I handle babies from day one, and assess their natural and nurtured temperaments as they age. Both are extremely important to note. If I feel they are not temperamentally sound, they will not be available to adopt.
If you have any questions about how I run my program, what my setups look like, what I feed, how I care for the rats, etc., feel free to contact me through e-mail or text. I am more than happy to answer any questions you may have for me or send pictures!
Newer Lines: $25 each
Developed Lines: $30 each
Dwarf Rats: $45 each
*Single rats only adopted out if there are other companions of the same age and sex, or they have been spayed or neutered.
**Check the page "Nursery" for any current or upcoming litters**
**Not all rats produced will be available for adoption. The rats that will be adopted out will be placed on the "Up for Adoption" page.
** There is a 50%, non-refundable, deposit necessary to reserve the rats once they are posted as available. I will have you send it through Paypal, Venmo, Messenger Pay or Google Pay. This is to ensure I do not have people backing out last minute, and to prove you are all willing to pay in part. The rest will be due at the time of pick-up in cash, or sent via your original deposit option.
All money made from adoptions and accessory orders goes directly back to the rats' food, supplies, and medical bills. I do not pocket any of the profits. This is a self-paying hobby and not my job. I do work a full time job in addition to caring for all my exotics.
Pick-up point will be in the Alexandria, IN area.
If alternate travel options are needed, please text or e-mail me to discuss other available options. My information is on the Contact page. Gas fees will apply if I am travelling out of the area.
I breed my rats for temperament and health. I am still working on having better temperaments in my lines, so I do not specialize in any coat types, patters, or colors as of yet. Once I have the temperament where I want it, I will then begin working on the looks of the rats. When choosing the parents, I make sure they are the most docile, are well-tempered, and have not had a bad health history before breeding.
I try to adopt out the most sound rats I can, and I will not adopt out a rat knowing it does not have a sound temperament. That being said, if temperament issues do occur in the later stages of the rats' lives, I will need to be informed. The same goes for the health of the rats. I will not knowingly adopt out rats that have bad health, but common issues can develop. Knowing these things will help me to improve my lines and better my breeding program to produce the best rats I can.
I handle babies from day one, and assess their natural and nurtured temperaments as they age. Both are extremely important to note. If I feel they are not temperamentally sound, they will not be available to adopt.
If you have any questions about how I run my program, what my setups look like, what I feed, how I care for the rats, etc., feel free to contact me through e-mail or text. I am more than happy to answer any questions you may have for me or send pictures!
