Rat Rescue

	Rat Rescue
	Rat Rescue is the "official" Blog of Stella and Jason Hulott from CavyRescue. In this blog we will share our insights to running an animal rescue charity and also what we are doing.

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Monday, April 02, 2007

As for the boys being buggers!! I'll buggers Harry, he's only gone and ate a whole load of holes in the curtains no less!! a row of them in my nice curtains, don't think I've recovered fro the shock! Then............. I only go catch him ripping holes in the settee covers!!! My god he's gonna cost me a fortune at the rate he's going. Thing was he was looking at me and then diving in the corner then running away then coming back, so I thought I wonder what he's up to then Kay says "have you seen this" and I nearly dropped of the chair!

Last night was cage cleaning night, every day I wipe the shelves down, have to with Master Pappercrapper around, anyway Harry comes running up like something possessed! All hell broke loose, he wouldn't stop attacking the kitchen roll I was using then he refused to come off the second shelf so I hauled him out and he was squealing like a stuck pig! I put him on the settee and took his walkway away so he was running up and down on there like something gone mad! When I let him back in he spent the rest of the night in there sulking!

Archie just goes from one shoe box to the other quiet happily, likes to know what you're doing all the time tho, loves to be in someone's hair and quite frankly doesn't care who's hair he's in! I have a plan, I've decided to put the litter tray on the top shelf until he gets used to it then take it down to the next shelf then onto the bottom, good plan I thought. This morning one of them has used to litter tray but someone is going beside it! Ever get the feeling they're laughing at you?

The other day I gave them a mixture of rice and noodles, now when they have them separate they like them but together, my god you should have seen the mess, the whole shelf was covered with noodles and the rice was all gone!

Posted by : Jason Hulott @ Monday, April 02, 2007

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The aim of our charity is not only to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome small animals, but to educate individuals and animal-related organisations on proper small animal healthcare and welfare. We regularly run successful campaigns to this effect

Our website provides details of unwanted, abandoned and abused small furries (such as degus, rabbits, hamsters, rats and guinea pigs) that need loving homes not just at this rescue but nationwide and also provides lots of useful articles and information.

Our five year plan is to build a dedicated rodent rescue sanctuary with fully qualified staff 24/7 and the facility to take in hundreds of 'small furries'.

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