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  • 14-04-2008 10:43am
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    sarie050984
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    Just wondering if anyone knows where I can find a white rat in Cork? I have rang various pet stops to no avail!!!


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    The Artist
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    i have this
    http://www.donedeal.ie/for-sale/otheranimals/799910
    http://www.donedeal.ie/for-sale/otheranimals/800110


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    Trojan911
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    sarie050984 wrote: »
    Just wondering if anyone knows where I can find a white rat in Cork? I have rang various pet stops to no avail!!!

    You could approach your pet shop & order one in..... (You can in mine).


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    carwash_2006
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    I would give one word of caution about somewhere where it is too easy to order any animal in. Do try to get some idea of where they are getting the animals from. Always try to get animals that have come from a local source or that you have sourced yourself it is far away.

    There are people who import large quantities of animals from abroad, whenever animals are being transported en masse some of them will suffer. Also they will probably have been bred in dubious conditions. Think puppy farms only with small animals.


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    Something-Wkd
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    I have a rat that I'm trying to find a good home for. Shes white with a brown head. 9 months old. She's a real sweetheart, only giving her away as I'm going away for an extended period of time and there's nobody to look after her. She's really friendly and has a really bubbly personality :)

    PM me if you are interested

    DSCF0074.jpg


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    carwash_2006
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    Could I ask you if that is the cage that she normally lives in? If it is, it is an awfully small cage for an adult rat to live in and I would strongly urge anyone who is taking the wee girl to invest in a much larger cage (and perhaps a friend for her as they are very sociable animals and really love company).


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