These girls came to us on 8/11/24 because their owner was headed to college and couldn’t take them along.
Fostered by Nancy in Hampton, NH.
ADOPTED!
#2024458N, “Ariel”, Rat, Grey and White, , Standard Ears/Standard Coat, Female, DOB: 11/12/2023, Spayed/Neutered?: No
#2024459N, “Calypso”, Rat, Grey and White, , Standard Ears/Standard Coat, Female, DOB: 11/12/2023, Spayed/Neutered?: No
#2024460N, “Selene”, Rat, Agouti and White, , Standard Ears/Standard Coat, Female, DOB: 11/12/2023, Spayed/Neutered?: No
Ariel has an eye issue that requires long term medical attention
UPDATE 9/11/24:
Seeking a very special adopter with a big heart for these three girls.
They have had a rough start in life, with two of them needing medical attention from the time they came to us. One will need medical care for the rest of her life. But whoever opens their heart and home to these sweethearts will be richly rewarded with endless love and affection.
These beautiful girls are as sweet as their name implies! Named for sea nymphs and goddesses, these three girls are playful, curious and snuggly. They love to come out and explore, but they also love time with their humans for pets, scritches and cuddles. In their cage, they are avid nest-builders, using available fleece, toys, boxes or whatever else they can find. They are good eaters and will try any foods – favorites include peas, chicken, greens and especially eggs.They enjoy time in their play area – but they need to be supervised because they are quick and will seek ways to escape!
Ariel has an eye condition that will require long-term medication, but it does not hold her back in the least! She is the most active and eager to explore of the three. She loves to climb on her human and is super affectionate.
Calypso is laid-back and loves human attention. She is the most cuddly and will sit for long periods of time getting rubbed and giving kisses.
Selene is the shyest of the three, but she is still affectionate and happy to come out for free roam time or snuggles.
All three are completely handleable, easily picked up, and crave human attention. They would do well with children or virtually any adopter willing to provide the care they need and have always deserved.
Ariel
Calypso
Selene
Selene (left) & Ariel (right)
