Spilled Beans Rattery

02/13/2024

Temporarily closed….maybe.

11/14/2023

Sweet female dwarfs available. Either they are retired breeders or hold backs I never bred. Pet only.

09/15/2023

These gorgeous gals will be heading to their new home in a couple weeks!

07/12/2023

I have 4 female Syrian hamsters up for adoption. I took them in from a hamster breeder who was moving and couldn’t take them with them. If you are interested please send me a message.

06/19/2023

Sweet girls looking for a new home 🥰

06/18/2023

Set of six adorable hammocks, suitable for rats or sugar gliders. 3 are approx 9x10.5, 3 approx 11.5x11.5. Only $35 for ALL SIX!! As always, shipping is included in price. Contact iame ordering info is in the comments!

06/15/2023

So you’re looking for an ethical, reputable Breeder and/or rescue organization and don’t quite know how to recognize the good from the bad…
These are some definite No-no’s for breeders:
-Do not know DOB
-Do not have any information on parents and lineage
-Do not know sexes
-Do not offer lifetime support
-Do not answer questions
-Do not share pictures and/or videos
-Pictures show sick or ill rats
-Are willing to sell a single rat with no proof of others
-Will not either help rehome or take back in babies they produced

Many of this list would also be warning signs with rescue organizations as well.

Do choose breeders who do all the things above, have rats whose appearance is a picture of health.
Look for those who temperament test. Those who ask and answer questions openly and honestly. Those who give honest responses to anything they feel is detrimental to their kids’ health and safety.
Those who are willing to teach and educate you and others. Those who remind you that you have a breeder who wants to build a relationship of trust and respect with you.
Those who breed for temperament and health above all else.

Rescue organizations will meet most of these criteria also. Also check into their status. Most good rescues will have a 501c3 status labeling them as a legitimate rescue.
Check for a healthy appearance. A reputable rescue will tell you the good, the bad, and the ugly because they want to ensure their babies are in homes that know their needs.

In closing-Be your own sleuth. Check them out no matter who it is you choose to adopt from and be honest with them and yourself.

05/05/2023

I am so sorry for the lack of pictures, I haven’t been feeling well lately. But I will be posting available rats this weekend. I have welcomed new rats to my breeding program and I cannot wait to share them with you!!

04/09/2023

03/16/2023

These lovely ladies are looking for a new apartment.

02/20/2023

Top o' the mornin' to ya!

02/18/2023

These sweet boys went to their forever 🏡 today 🥳

02/18/2023

What will you find at the end of the 🌈?

02/15/2023

Please help my page grow. Like, follow and share with all your rat loving friends!

02/15/2023

Hey guys! Check out one of my sister rattery, located in Portland, TN. She’s got a fresh litter of beans that will be looking for homes in a few weeks.

https://www.facebook.com/tailsofwhimsyrattery?mibextid=LQQJ4ds

We are a small rattery right outside of Nashville focusing on temperament and health.

02/09/2023

Black Irish female 9 weeks old

02/09/2023

♥️PENDING♥️
Black silvermane rex female. 9 weeks old.

02/09/2023