We live in interesting times. . . San Francisco rats will be spending Christmas in their new homes, instead of chillin' at the animal shelter.
Rat lovers, rat owners, rat support groups, rat rights groups and rat do-gooders -- this call is going out to you!
, Three huge crates of the little beasties were left abandoned on a porch on Haight Street and the rats were brought to the shelter, so there's plenty of 'em to go around.
If you want one of these lovable pets for your very own, you'll have to fill out the rat forms, answer rat questions and present an acceptable rat cage for inspection. The rat adoption form has 114 questions including your "hopes and expectations" for your rat.
Oh, and there's a fee of $10 bucks, which shelter employees hope will discourage any narly snake owners wanting to score some inexpensive vittles for their slitherins.
Three huge crates of the little beasties were left abandoned on a porch on Haight Street and the rats were brought to the shelter, so there's plenty of 'em to go around.
If you want one of these lovable pets for your very own, you'll have to fill out the rat forms, answer rat questions and present an acceptable rat cage for inspection. The rat adoption form has 114 questions including your "hopes and expectations" for your rat.
Oh, and there's a fee of $10 bucks, which shelter employees hope will discourage any narly snake owners wanting to score some inexpensive vittles for their slitherins.
