Adopt from our Ontario Rat Rescue

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Pim and Pom are a sweet duo that really want attention! They were surrendered to us by a family who unfortunately lost interest in rats and wanted to find them a better home That would give them the attention and love they need. Pim is very confident and comes to the front of the cage to interact, Pom is shy and takes longer to come but will always say hi for snacks. Due to the stress of moving around, these boys did start fighting a bit and we went through reintroductions to bring harmony back to their bond and things are going really well! They are back in their regular cage and have been living together with no squabbles for a few weeks and are ready to go home! 

Pim and Pom would need to be the only rats in the home and not be integrated with others. They are also around 1.5yrs old.

Harry and Ginny are one unique pair- we usually don't ever see girls and boys live together for.... reasons. But because Ginny is spayed, they make an adorable married couple! If you're having trouble picking between boy and girl rats, why not have both!

Harry is as sweet and goofy at heart as he looks- he's very friendly, gentle, and loves attention. Ginny is the same, albeit more sassy. Harry frequently checks to on Ginny to make sure his wifey is alright, and of course nudge his head into her neck to check she still loves him.

Bestie is truly a best friend and the sweetest pet! He is 1.5yrs old and unfortunately needs a new home as one of his other brothers is picking on him. Bestie needs a home with other male rats as he loves attention both rat and human. He's great with kids as well and super gentle.

Bestie is currently in a home in Kitchener waiting for his forever family.

Rambo( brown with white belly), Rinky(beige), Rocky (light brown/grey with white belly), Rhino (black with white belly) are 5 to 6 month old males, surrendered July 2025 because family was leaving the country. They were purchased from a pet store, all extremely friendly and social, quite outgoing and energetic as far as boys go. Ideally must go as a group of four. They have had some issues since being with the rescue with fighting with each other, we think this is because of the smells of all the other rats around them. We are going to trial moving them to a room on their own to see how they do. There was no reported fighting or issues at their home before they were surrendered to the rescue.