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We will be getting many rats surrendered the weekend of March 3rd. All available rats will be posted in our Facebook group then listed on Petfinder. We also will have a limited number babies available this weekend and more being weaned in couple weeks.
We also have many rabbits and guinea pigs available for adoption! 
We are in desperate need of foster homes! |
RTR Now has more furry animals to love! WELCOME OUR GUINEA PIGS & RABBITS |
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We are partnered with Petco Amelia and 5 Mile & Petsmart Eastgate. We will be holding adoption events on some weekends. We will have the dates listed on our Facebook group.
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Rattie Tattie Rescue is located in Amelia, OH near Cincinnati. We have been doing rat rescue for over 15 years and have placed over a thousand rats into their loving forever homes in Ohio and several surrounding states.
We are a 501c3 Ohio Non-profit organization. Rattie Tattie Rescue receives no profit from running the rescue. This is something we do purely for the love of rats and we dedicate a lot of time and money to ensure that the rats that come here are cared for and find their forever homes.
We do not breed rats, nor do we support the breeding of any animal. There are far too many animals dying daily because there are not enough homes. All of the rats that come to us are surrendered by owner or come from emergency situations such as hoarding cases, shelters not equipped to care for rats or other crises.
All new rats go into a quarantine home for a minimum of 2-3 weeks to make sure they have no illnesses that can be spread to any other rat.
We do not adopt our rats out for research or to be used as breeders, feeders or in classroom pets. All of our rats are pets only and we screen all of our potential homes and require the adoption questionnaire to be filled out completely.
Our mission is to promote domestic rats as pets. To make sure the rats that come to our rescue find their perfect homes, but until then to be safe, loved and cared for. To educate the public to let everyone know that rats make great pets.
We are a 501c3 Ohio Non-profit organization. Rattie Tattie Rescue receives no profit from running the rescue. This is something we do purely for the love of rats and we dedicate a lot of time and money to ensure that the rats that come here are cared for and find their forever homes.
We do not breed rats, nor do we support the breeding of any animal. There are far too many animals dying daily because there are not enough homes. All of the rats that come to us are surrendered by owner or come from emergency situations such as hoarding cases, shelters not equipped to care for rats or other crises.
All new rats go into a quarantine home for a minimum of 2-3 weeks to make sure they have no illnesses that can be spread to any other rat.
We do not adopt our rats out for research or to be used as breeders, feeders or in classroom pets. All of our rats are pets only and we screen all of our potential homes and require the adoption questionnaire to be filled out completely.
Our mission is to promote domestic rats as pets. To make sure the rats that come to our rescue find their perfect homes, but until then to be safe, loved and cared for. To educate the public to let everyone know that rats make great pets.
*THERE IS AN ACTIVE VIRUS IN OHIO AND BE ADVISED NOT TO BUY OR PLAY WITH ANY PET STORE RATS.
THIS VIRUS CAN LAST 3 HOURS WITHOUT A HOST.
PLEASE DO NOT SUPPORT PET STORES THAT DO NOT TAKE CARE OF THEIR SMALL ANIMALS.
TAKE PICTURES AND REPORT ANY PET STORE NEGLECT YOU SEE TO YOUR LOCAL HUMANE SOCIETY.
CLICK HERE FOR INFO ON THIS VIRUS
THIS VIRUS CAN LAST 3 HOURS WITHOUT A HOST.
PLEASE DO NOT SUPPORT PET STORES THAT DO NOT TAKE CARE OF THEIR SMALL ANIMALS.
TAKE PICTURES AND REPORT ANY PET STORE NEGLECT YOU SEE TO YOUR LOCAL HUMANE SOCIETY.
CLICK HERE FOR INFO ON THIS VIRUS
Do to the Seoul Virus RTR has to do background info checks on rats before taking in new rats at the rescue. Please be ready to list the pet store and location where your rats were purchased or any other info on where you got your rats and the dates.
Please visit the CDC page for more information. Any rats that have been surrendered prior have not come from any areas where this virus has been found.
