aikyo
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Cavy Slave
- Joined
- Jan 20, 2006
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- Joined
- Jan 20, 2006
- Messages
- 13
There are over 70 rats that are being released from a laboratory where they were being used for psychology experiments in classrooms. They're all well socialized and friendly.
They are going to be killed if they don't find homes.
If you can take even ONE rat, you will be saving a life.
I think I may be taking in two or three (I'm excited, I've never had rats before!), but there's still plenty that need loving homes.
Please, please, please, help us find homes for them!
Here is the message I got:
Dear Animal Advocates,
The good folks at the Humane League down in Philadelphia have had the blessing/ burden of convincing a nearby University to allow the release/rescue of the rats used in repetitive, pointless classroom psychology experiments. Only this year, there are nearly double as many rats as we've had in previous years- 70 rats, and whichever ones we can't find homes for will be killed. The past two years we've been fortunate enough - thanks in significant part to your help and compassion - to find homes for all of them.This year, I am all but certain we will not be able to find homes for all 70. emails to rescue lists and myspace bulletins have gotten us very few offers to help. So, every home that we can find and every rat that we can adopt out is going to be a life saved. These rats are going to be gassed with carbon monoxide in late June if we have not found homes for them by that time. Again, any rat adopted is literally a lifesaved as we will not find homes for all of them. As in previous years the rats are all white albino males, very friendly and sociable.
**if you live in the upstate NY area and can adopt or foster a rat, Please email Amber ASAP at [email protected]
**if you do not live in the upstate NY area but are still interested in helping in this situation, please email [email protected]
**for more information in general, visit: (broken link removed)
(I hope I can post this here?)
They are going to be killed if they don't find homes.
If you can take even ONE rat, you will be saving a life.
I think I may be taking in two or three (I'm excited, I've never had rats before!), but there's still plenty that need loving homes.
Please, please, please, help us find homes for them!
Here is the message I got:
Dear Animal Advocates,
The good folks at the Humane League down in Philadelphia have had the blessing/ burden of convincing a nearby University to allow the release/rescue of the rats used in repetitive, pointless classroom psychology experiments. Only this year, there are nearly double as many rats as we've had in previous years- 70 rats, and whichever ones we can't find homes for will be killed. The past two years we've been fortunate enough - thanks in significant part to your help and compassion - to find homes for all of them.This year, I am all but certain we will not be able to find homes for all 70. emails to rescue lists and myspace bulletins have gotten us very few offers to help. So, every home that we can find and every rat that we can adopt out is going to be a life saved. These rats are going to be gassed with carbon monoxide in late June if we have not found homes for them by that time. Again, any rat adopted is literally a lifesaved as we will not find homes for all of them. As in previous years the rats are all white albino males, very friendly and sociable.
**if you live in the upstate NY area and can adopt or foster a rat, Please email Amber ASAP at [email protected]
**if you do not live in the upstate NY area but are still interested in helping in this situation, please email [email protected]
**for more information in general, visit: (broken link removed)
(I hope I can post this here?)
