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List of NERS member breeders

This list contains the contact details and websites (where available) for members of the NERS who also breed rats. We provide this information to help you to locate a responsible breeder in your area. Please note that inclusion on the list does not constitute a recommendation or endorsement by the society. Prospective owners are encouraged to spend time researching breeders with the view to find someone whose ethics and breeding practices they feel comfortable with. Getting rats from a breeder is a two-way relationship, ideally one which both parties will find rewarding and important. Prospective owners should feel happy with their chosen breeder, just as much as the breeder need to satisfy themselves that their kittens will be going to a good home.

Rattery name and website Breeder's name Location
Amarandh Rats Beri Instone Thirsk, North Yorkshire
Brandywine Stud Annette Rand Rugby, Warwickshire
Eximius Rats Lloyd Allington Lincon, Lincolnshire
Flaxholme Stud Sheila Sowter Brentwood, Essex
Hawthorn Stud toyah Leitch Glasgow, Scotland
Honeyduke Rats Stacey Cochrane Preston, Lancashire
Isamu Rattery Jemma Fettes Ulverston, Cumbria
Lilliput Stud Lilly Hoyland Sheffield, South Yorkshire
Lovecraft Rats Lisa Maurin Lancaster, Lancashire
Shunamite Stud Alison Campbell Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Tyne & Wear
Stovokor Rattery Laura Holt Wigan, Lancashire
Sundrop Rats Kelly Heys Lancaster, Lancashire
Valiance Rats Alison Triggs Hampton, South West London
Zephyr Stud Mary Giles
Meldreth, Cambridgeshire

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