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Cozy Critters NB
  • Home
  • Rodent Rescue
    • Adoption
    • Surrender
    • Support
    • Wait-list
  • Services
    • Grooming
  • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Pet Planning & Blog
    • The Cozy Critters Clan
A fluffy bunny and a curious hamster sit side by side on a soft surface.

Adoption

We foster exotics who are in need of a new home. If you are looking to adopt check below for available animals and fill out the application form.

Adoptables

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Animals at the Rescue

New Arrivals - Settling In

New Arrivals - Settling In

New Arrivals - Settling In

These animals are not currently available for adoption, but will be in the future. You can still inquire about them or even submit an application for the time they become adoptable.

Current Adoptables

New Arrivals - Settling In

New Arrivals - Settling In

Animals who are currently searching for their fur-ever homes.

Sanctuary

New Arrivals - Settling In

Sanctuary

Animals who are in the sanctuary are those that require extra or specialized care that makes them difficult to place. These animals are available for adoption, but the application process is longer and more involved to ensure the animals' needs are met.

Adoption Costs

Mice

$20

$20 for a bonded pair. $5 per additional mouse.


  • Mice live on average 1-2 years
  • Social - need to live in pairs or groups

Hamster

$15

  • Hamsters live on average 1.5 - 2.5 years
  • Prefers to live alone
  • Requires a large enclosure

Gerbils

$30

$30 for a bonded pair. $10 per additional gerbil.

  • Gerbils live on average 3.5 - 4.5 years
  • Social - need to live in pairs or groups
  • Require a lot of burrowing space

Rats

$30

$30 for a bonded pair. $10 per additional rat.

  • Rats live on average 2 - 3 years
  • Social - need to live in pairs or groups
  • Need lots of enrichment

Guinea Pig

$40

$40 per Guinea pig.

  • Guinea pigs live on average 7 - 8 years
  • Social - need to live in pairs or groups
  • Need frequent cleaning (1 pig can poop up to 200x per day)

Rabbit

$40

$40 per rabbit

  • Rabbits can 15+ years with proper care
  • Social - most rabbits appreciate having a friend or two
  • Need free roaming time/space for exercise

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Current Adoptables

Cookie & Cocoa

$40

Cookie (white) & Cocoa (brown) are 5 year old, neutered male, guinea pigs. These boys are sweet and curious, but timid of handling and loud noises. The boys had overgrown nails when they first arrived at the rescue and we are working on getting them trimmed back. They will need to continue their nail maintenance every 2 weeks until they are short enough. The boys have also brought along a few things from their previous home (hides, blankets, liners, bowls, water bottles) that will be available.

BB

$40

BB is a female juvenile lionhead rabbit. (approximate birthdate: July 9, 2026) She a rambunctious little ball of fur who is looking for a home that be able to accommodate her inquisitive nature, binkies and zoomies. BB will require a large enclosure.


As a lionhead bunny BB will require regular grooming throughout her life to keep her coat comfortable and healthy. 


She is making great progress with her litter box training and her grooming and handling practice. 


New Arrivals - Settling In

These animals are not currently available for adoption

Toopy, Binoo & Stewart - Adoption Pending

$40

Toopy (black & white), Binoo (white & grey) & Stewart (black rex) where recently surrendered to the rescue. They are all 6 month old intact males. After a brief assessment period these boys will be available for adoption.

Mork & Mindy

$-

Mork (orange & brown) & Mindy (orange & black) were recently surrendered to the rescue. Mork is an intact male and is going to the vet for a neuter consultation. Mindy was surrendered as a male, but discovered to be a female. She will be visiting the vet for a check up and to determine if she is pregnant. Mork & Mindy will be available for adoption after all of their veterinary needs are met. 


Sanctuary

Seniors, special needs and other difficult to place animals

There are no animals currently in the sanctuary. Animals who are in the sanctuary are those that require extra or specialized care that makes them difficult to place. These animals are available for adoption, but the application process is longer and more involved to ensure the animals needs are met.

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