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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Thursday, May 03, 2007

The boy's are fine, the fighting seems to have died down for now, we make a big fuss of Harry when he's out and he's preening himself on it! honestly he's like a real big baby! It seems to have calmed his jealousy down a bit tho so hopefully he'll leave Archie alone, something must be working because they are sleeping in the bunker together again, well I should say in the remains of the bunker! there's really not a lot of it left to be honest, I'll have to take some pics to show you.

We've moved the boys into the sitting room but when they're out I'm like a cat on hot bricks all the time in case Harry takes it into his head to start eating the sofas in there, he's ate the covers off one of the cushion on the sofa in the back room! Kay said he'll be fine, she wasn't saying that when one of them started to eat her £5 pocket money, oh no she didn't say they'd be fine then! Expensive tastes eh? Maybe she'll put things away, pigs may well fly first tho!
Archie has turned into a real shoulder rat now, he's very bouncy about the floor but when he gets a dried bit of pasta he loves to sit on your shoulder and chomp away on it, he sits there sometimes watching Harry running about the place. I was letting them run up and down my legs but Harry has a thing for feet, he bites them! One or two bites later and I thought well that's enough of that game! Tonight is boiled egg night, last week I forgot the pan was on and I burnt the eggs! they stank to the high heavens, I took the burnt bits off and gave the boys the rest but they must have thought she's having a laugh if she thinks we're eating them! I put them out for the birds, the eggs not the boys, and even they didn't eat them! In fact the little wild mice we get didn't even eat them! To be honest you could have bounced them like golf balls, there's a golf course at the top of the street, I should have taken them there! I don't think they pan will ever be the same again! Took days to get rid of the smell.

Posted by : Jason Hulott @ Thursday, May 03, 2007

About Us

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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