Edward 'Eddie' Celaya is a Multimedia Journalist here at KGUN9.
This story is a follow-up to our original coverage: Rats! Humane Society looking to adopt out pet rats found in Marana
Following the rescue of over 150 baby rats in April, HSSA has been dedicated to their care and now has 46 rats ready for adoption.“The team continues to work diligently to care for the animals. We’ve had several adoptions already, which is great. We’ve adopted up to 70 baby rats and have about 50 more available for adoption this weekend.”
The event aims to not only find homes for the rats but also educate the community on proper rat care. Adopters can also look forward to support from HSSA, including a free vet visit to ensure their new pets’ health.
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Rats! Humane Society looking to adopt out pet rats found in MaranaEdward 'Eddie' Celaya is a Multimedia Journalist here at KGUN9.
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