Ping

Ping was from Rat-Rat Rattery in Port Huron and was our first smeeze. We had long wanted one, but could never find the right one. Turns out, there was a whole litter of them and it was so hard to choose who would come home with us. But, it was Ping that kept coming back to my hands and it was Ping that would stop for a quick kiss on his way back and forth with his brothers. So, he chose us and made the decision easy! Ping was a wonderful guy who grew into an absolute ham and one of the sweetest rats we had. He was squishy and licky and a total pushover. And, although, he was a big boy, he was such a lover and a baby and he seemed to look at you with those ‘help me mom’ eyes whenever his sisters or brother wanted to play. He was an awesome rat that stayed strong and active until the end when we finally helped let him go. His mind was sharp, but his body was failing and we loved him dearly, so had to let him go! We love Ping and will all miss him and we hope that at the rainbow bridge, his little legs will no longer fail him and he can play once more as he did in his youth. To view all of Ping's pictures, click here. To view Ping's medical history, click here!

	R2R Poo Ping of MHRR
	April 3, 2004 - November 28, 2006
	Seal Point Siamese Broken Hooded
	NARR Registration #: 040319/NM
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Ping was from Rat-Rat Rattery in Port Huron and was our first smeeze. We had long wanted one, but could never find the right one. Turns out, there was a whole litter of them and it was so hard to choose who would come home with us. But, it was Ping that kept coming back to my hands and it was Ping that would stop for a quick kiss on his way back and forth with his brothers. So, he chose us and made the decision easy! Ping was a wonderful guy who grew into an absolute ham and one of the sweetest rats we had. He was squishy and licky and a total pushover. And, although, he was a big boy, he was such a lover and a baby and he seemed to look at you with those ‘help me mom’ eyes whenever his sisters or brother wanted to play. He was an awesome rat that stayed strong and active until the end when we finally helped let him go. His mind was sharp, but his body was failing and we loved him dearly, so had to let him go! We love Ping and will all miss him and we hope that at the rainbow bridge, his little legs will no longer fail him and he can play once more as he did in his youth. To view all of Ping's pictures, click here. To view Ping's medical history, click here!