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Ratatouille!!!   

In shelter Small or Furry

New Garden Township, Pennsylvania, 19350
Pet name:
Ratatouille!!!
Gender:
Male
Breeds:
Rat
Date:
05/24/2021
Colors:
Multi, Mixed
Size:
Small
Age:
Young
Coat length:
Short
Description: 
Remi, Emile, Alfredo & Linguini are 4 male rats (1 adult and 3 juveniles) that were spared the fate of being python food. The adult, Alfredo, is white with Linguini being his mini-me. Emile and Remi are grey with white markings. They have been handled some by the previous owner and are not nippy but slightly shy. We would like them adopted in pairs into pet homes only. Please fill out our “Critter Application” at www.CompAnimals.org. $20 per pair. You may be asked to send a photo of their new quarters as a “virtual” home visit. Previous experience is a plus or tell us how you have researched rats and why they are the perfect pet for you. 

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  1. American Humane Association
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