Showing posts with label -d_Mr. Snuggles(r). Show all posts
Showing posts with label -d_Mr. Snuggles(r). Show all posts

Monday, October 12, 2009

Mr. Snuggles Helped to the Bridge

Mr. Snuggles was helped to the bridge tonight. He was a platinum colored dumbo. He was such a timid squishy but usually relaxed once you had him in your lap. He is survived by his next door neighbor and son, Popeetka.

Be healthy and free Mr. Snuggles!

Monday, August 18, 2008

Rattie Updates

Right now I'm taking care of 60 ratties, 5 will be making their way to Canada before the end of this month as we will be going to pick up our food order. The other 55 are with me. I have many senior ratties. I have 5 over the age of 2, and 2 of these are about 2 months. Then my ratties will hit the 2 year mark in rapid waves. Such a bummer. I'm hoping they stay with me a long time. But...

I still have 4 ratties living on their own. Mimi, she is very bossy and thinks she is a person, but she has NOT bonded with any other rat. Popeetka still is the grumpiest rattie boy and he has chronic respiratory illness! His dad, Mr. Snuggles lives on his own because he has chronic respiratory illness and the other rats chase him around. Sprite also is on her own because she has chronic respiratory illness and gets too winded when other ratties chase her around.

I've got 15 on 2 medicines twice daily. This is to help keep their chronic issues under control. They aren't too pleased with it but it keeps them healthy!

Tonight I have to reweigh the ratties their Revolution doses. Ewww. I should only have to give 2 more treatments until they are eradicated because the bedding now used is fleece.

Anyway, I've got to get back to work!

Friday, February 15, 2008

Mr. Snuggles

Mr. Snuggles didn't have a picture until now. I still need to get a picture of his son Popeetka, but Popeetka is a cranky rat, so unlike his father Mr. Snuggles. Mr. Snuggles and Popeetka live separately from the rest of Vermin Village as both ratties suffer from respiratory illness and must be medicated twice daily. These were the little guys someone had kept outside in a small cage with 6 other ratties of mixed genders. I won't go into that here. But thankfully, someone with a real love for animals took them in and found them homes.