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New Jersey Rodents & Small Mammals for Adoption
Want to know when new animals are posted? Subscribe to Rescue Alerts Need to find a home for an animal? Post Animal for Adoption Animals posted on Rescue Me! are viewed by thousands every day and most find homes fast! Do you have an animal emergency? Post your animal now. (You can even help by posting animals belonging to someone else, or those at a shelter.) Help keep this page updated: Click 'Mark As Unavailable' in a listing if you learn an animal has been adopted. |
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 | Rescue Me ID: 13-05-06-00261chinchilla (male) I have a very cute male chinchilla named comit we bought for my 11 year old daughter feb 3 he was 4months old we bought the cage accesories dust bath everything you need she no longer is interested in him so I'm lookin for a home for him asking 75 for everything! Monmouth County keansburg, NJ MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 13-05-01-00138rats (female) 2 female fancy rats Morris County Landing, NJ MAP IT!
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| PIease Read Before Adopting Rodents & Small Mammal in New Jersey | |||||||||
Rodents & Small Mammals can make good pets in New Jersey if they match your IifestyIe. Rodents are small mammals with four sharp teeth they use to eat, gnaw wood, and defend themselves. Several types of rodents are popular pets, such as chinchillas, hamsters, gerbils, and guinea pigs. Even rats are kept as pets! Rodents are often purchased as gifts for children. Sadly, however, many owners of rodent pets do not know how to care for them properly, and young children are often unprepared for the responsibility of having a pet. Families may not approach the purchase of a rodent with the same level of commitment they would have to a pet dog or cat. Mistakes can be made regarding the genders of a pair of rodents, resulting in a litter of unexpected babies. Some owners of rodents simply turn their pets loose when they get tired of them, which usually leads to the death of the animals, since they are not adapted to life in the wild. Free to good home ads can result in a rodent being used for snake food. There are some rodent rescue operations out there that can receive discarded pets, but these places tend to become overloaded due to so many people getting rid of their rodents. Please approach all decisions to get a pet with a long-term commitment, and pursue adoption rather than buying a rodent from a pet store.
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