6xyoung female rats - Surrey

Contact/organisation details: I am fostering for Furry Friends in Old Coulsdon. Please PM me on here or call Emma on 020 8407 1080/0797 356 9371.
Does the animal have rescue back up?: Yes
Location: Caterham/Old Coulsdon SURREY
Number of groups:1
Group:1
Number of animals:6
Type/Breed/Variety: Fancy rats
Sex: Female
Age(s): All very young still.
Neutered: No
Reason for rehoming: Two black hoody girls were unwanted pets. One black hoody girl is from someone who got bored of her, she currently has a lump and that will be removed before she is ready to go. The last three were from someone who had too many rats and had social services called on them. He looked after them well and they are nice natured.
Will the group be split: Must go as pairs minimum.
Transport available: Within reason, unless you know of people coming this way.
Other: The three from the man who had too many are lovely and friendly. They are all happy to be held and friendly. The two black hoodies are a little nervous and squeak when you pick them up but never bite. The last hoody is a little nervous but does not mind being held. I will update with her progress after the operation, I just felt as though it would be less confusing if I advertised her now, rather than adding her to the thread after the operation.

Gorgeous Dumbo girl



Nosy girl <3



Brown hoodie


The three black hoodies. The one to the right has the lump and that will be removed and she needs to recover before she can leave us.





Rat pile!

Her operation went fine! It was just a fatty lump which is common in rats and was easy to remove. She is recovering well and once she has recovered will be ready to go to a new home. I am happy to reserve her if anyone is interested

Himalayan dumbo and mismarked capped are reserved

Brown hoody and three black hoodies still looking

We have transport going to Poole this Friday (11th) so if anyone in the area or on en route can offer a home please get in touch

The lady adopting the himi and mismarked has decided to adopt the brown hoody too They are due to go Sunday so I will update when they have gone to their new home.

This means we have the very lovely black hoody who had the fatty lump removed. She is healing very well and is very bright. Last night I gave them mealworms and she went mad for them. Very nice rat <3 The two other black hoodies are looking too. They now come over to say hello, but still squeak when you pick them up. They need someone very understanding who will appreciate that they need a bit of time and work and will repay their owner in love for giving them a second chance.

The three black hoodies are reserved to go to Poole tonight!

all homed!