NARMCI participates in rat & mouse rescue with Recycled Rodents!
“Recycled Rodents” is an informal network of AFRMA members who all participate in rescue. It is not sponsored or organized by AFRMA but instead each rescuer operates under their own guidelines and policies. Any AFRMA member in good standing may use the “Recycled Rodents” name, logo, and paperwork to help place rats and mice.We do ask that all rats and mice placed as “Recycled Rodents” be screened for health and temperament before being put up for adoption. Rescuers are also asked to fully inform potential adopters as to the particular animals situation, temperament, and health. Though the American Fancy Rat and Mouse Association is not a “rescue” organization, it does support and encourage those members who choose to participate in rescue. Look for “Recycled Rodents” at AFRMA So. Calif. shows, displays, and other events. NARMCI is one of those independant members doing rescue work here on the East Coast.
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www.afrma.org/recycledrodent.htm
Here is the web address for Recycled Rodents! Visit our "Links" page for a link to the site. Otherwise you can copy & paste it now. |
Ratties available for Adoption...
These wonderful rats were surrendered by their owner who developed an allergy to them. Blossom and Maddison (Maddy) are friendly and well socialized! Contact us if you are interested in adopting them! |
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Hairless siblings!
These babies are just 4 weeks old and would love to find a great home with you! |
Russian Blue Girls
Currently in a Foster home, these sweeties are about 14 weeks old and looking for Love! Can't you fulfill their wish?
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There's always more...
And we will post photos as soon as they are available! |
How can you resist this face?
Appropriately named Buddy, this adorable Agouti Varigated boy wants a human companion of his own!
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Going Home!!!
These Blue Hairless girls have found a great home with one of our club members! Congratulations! |
