Meet our Pokémon rat pack! This helpful, adorable Pokémon team consists of Pichu, Pikachu, Raichu, Minun, Mimikyu, Pawmi, Pawmo, and Pawmot! This tiny Pokémon crew is ready to join your team as each rat is neutered!

This Pokémon pack consists of 8 total team members, and they are still waiting to evolve (despite the names.) As they're only about a month old, it's very important that your new Pokémon pals have a large enough space to roam, as they can evolve to be bigger than a pop can! As rats are social creatures, we will only adopt out in groups of two or more rats, or to a home that already has rats.

Rats are great pets, but they have very specific care needs that must be taken care of for them to live happy and healthy lives! Make sure you are committed to meeting these requirements if you are thinking of adopting from us!

- They must have a large, clean cage with solid floors and either shredded paper bedding or fleece covering them (wood bedding can cause respiratory illness). Rats are very active and smart, so they require lots of space, especially vertical space, to explore! In addition to a large area, you will have to give them lots of rat-safe toys to play with to keep them occupied and content. Contact us to get a list of appropriate enrichment ideas and cage recommendations!

- They must have a good quality pellet, with no dried fruit, nuts, seeds, colored bits or processed sugary treats. Ingredients like these pose a choking hazard and can also cause illness due to an imbalanced diet. We like to feed our rats Oxbow brand rat food because it is free from all of the above! Spending a bit more money for good food will save in vet bills later!

- They require vet care. While they don't need vaccinations, they can become ill or have injuries. They need care just like a dog or cat! We can point you in the direction of an exotics vet if you don't have one already!

- They are fragile animals, therefore children must be supervised while handling them.

- We do not adopt out small animals to homes with unfixed animals of the opposite gender. If you feel you are an exception to this, please talk with staff about your situation!