Adopt from our Ontario Rat Rescue

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Corbin was surrendered to us recently by someone who sadly no longer wanted him. His owner moved away leaving him behind with their parents who didn't want rats and so he came to live hopefully temporarily at our rescue. Corbin is thought to be over 2 so he is looking for a retirement home where he can soak up all the love he can for hopefully his remaining year or more 🤞

Corbin is getting friendlier the more time we spend with him and can be picked up or cuddle on your shoulder from time to time. Corbin does love food and is a bit aggressive with taking treats from your hands so watch your finger if you try and hand feed him! He is such a sweetie though and with the right person will hopefully have a loving ending to his story. 

The golden boys are a charming, chubby trio of 1 year 2 month old boys looking for their forever home. Up until 3 months ago, they spent their early lives crammed in a terrible pet store cage with other boy rats. In this environment one ended up with most of his tail missing from bullying and injuries from the other boys. Despite their traumatic past, all 3 boys are very open to human affection and interaction. They love saying hello at the front of the cage, getting snacks, and are mostly ok with being picked up and pet (they  are getting more comfy with this by the day, now that they are safe and in a spacious enclosure at Frankie's!)

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.

Rinky is 6 months old and was surrendered July 2025 because family was leaving the country. He was purchased from a pet store and is friendly social, quite outgoing and energetic as far as boys go. 

Rinky is currently a solo boy and we would love him to go to a home with younger brothers he could integrate with. 

Ed is looking for a human who can provide him with what will likely be a hands off life Showing love from a distance.  
We unfortunately don't know too much about Ed's past but what we do know is that he acts quite feral. He is definitely a pet rat but may have been the baby of a wild/domestic rat combo leaving him to be half wild rat. Therefore he is a bit too wild to be handled right now but also too domestic to be released or treated as a wild rat. We have encountered this once before with a group we called the "wild girls" and "wild boys" and being half and half, they did eventually warm up to their humans but it was not a guarantee. There's no knowing what the future will hold for this boy but we do believe we can find him a home with someone who will give him LOTS of places to hide and show him love from afar with lots of treats, talking to him and enjoying his presence.