National all-volunteer non-profit charity dedicated to the rescue & adoption of Rat Terriers.
To learn more about adoption or volunteering, visit our website at www.NewRattitude.org
1/3/17 - 1/15/17 Album by New Rattitude. 1 - 7 of 7 Total. 795 Visits.
1 Mature rattie Max found himself in a South Carolina shelter, but NR quickly stepped in and pulled this charismatic gentleman with plenty of life and love left on his resume. He is safe in his Virginia foster home and settling in nicely.
2 This black & white female was a stray in a rural North Carolina shelter. While NR had her on their radar, another rescue group pulled her, and she is safe!
3 This young female was a stray in a rural North Carolina shelter, and NR was about to pull her when they found out another rescue group had already SAVED her!
4 Luke is one of three siblings who were owner surrenders to a North Carolina shelter. When they were transferred to a shelter in Virginia, NR was notified, and the three super-sweet (although a little shy) rattie brothers were promptly pulled - they are safe! Smiling Luke (shown here) will be fostered in Virginia.
5 Theo is one of three siblings who were owner surrenders to a North Carolina shelter. When they were transferred to a shelter in Virginia, NR was notified, and the three super-sweet (although a little shy) rattie brothers were promptly pulled - they are safe! Theo (shown here) will be fostered in Virginia.
6 Wags is one of three siblings who were owner surrenders to a North Carolina shelter. When they were transferred to a shelter in Virginia, NR was notified, and the three super-sweet (although a little shy) rattie brothers were promptly pulled - they are safe! Wags (shown here) will be fostered in northeastern North Carolina.
7 This 2-yr old was extremely frightened in a Yolo County, California shelter, and her time was running short. The shelter staff indicated how sweet she was when they got her aside more one-on-one (and offered some tasty incentives for trust). NR stepped in and rescued this beautiful young pup - she is safe! Maggie is being fostered in Nevada.
