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Hi! I'm Tiana, I was born in rescue after some nice people took in my mom and many other hamsters from a pet store that had breeding out of control, they sent her and my siblings to EARPS where we have grown up and are now available for adoption!
I am a handfull... seriously. not just because I take up your whole hand but because I've chewed through 2 bins and a water bottle.... so lesson learned I'm now I'm a glass tank with a glass water bottle--jokes on them-- I've learned to climb the water bottle to get to the top of the tank but now there are locks on the top of the lid.
I do not care if you come into the room during my escape attempts, I'll just keep going and ignore you until you shoo me back. I seem to like this little game but I do not like being held. I've recently come up with a new game though! I'll take a treat from your hand and then run into hiding to eat it. <br/> To learn more about our adoption process, please visit https://earps.org/adoption/adoption-process/. <br/> If you are interested in adoptng this pet, please complete an application online at http://earps.org/adoption/adoption-application to apply!
Hi! I'm Tiana, I was born in rescue after some nice people took in my mom and many other hamsters from a pet store that had breeding out of control, they sent her and my siblings to EARPS where we have grown up and are now available for adoption!
I am a handfull... seriously. not just because I take up your whole hand but because I've chewed through 2 bins and a water bottle.... so lesson learned I'm now I'm a glass tank with a glass water bottle--jokes on them-- I've learned to climb the water bottle to get to the top of the tank but now there are locks on the top of the lid.
I do not care if you come into the room during my escape attempts, I'll just keep going and ignore you until you shoo me back. I seem to like this little game but I do not like being held. I've recently come up with a new game though! I'll take a treat from your hand and then run into hiding to eat it. <br/> To learn more about our adoption process, please visit https://earps.org/adoption/adoption-process/. <br/> If you are interested in adoptng this pet, please complete an application online at http://earps.org/adoption/adoption-application to apply!
Because our animals are in foster homes across central Indiana, we are only able to schedule meet & greets with pre-approved applicants. Anyone interested in adopting from our rescue should start with an application. A volunteer will contact you with followup questions to continue the process.
Because our animals are in foster homes across central Indiana, we are only able to schedule meet & greets with pre-approved applicants. Anyone interested in adopting from our rescue should start with an application. A volunteer will contact you with followup questions to continue the process.
Exotic Animal Rescue and Pet Sanctuary (EARPS) is a central Indiana 501C(3) non-profit animal rescue group made up of volunteers working to help exotic pets, small companion animals, and non-traditional pets.
We coordinate with Indianapolis Animal Care Services, the Humane Society, and several shelters throughout Indiana and surrounding states, as well as local veterinary clinics to rescue and care for exotic pets including rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, rats, reptiles, birds and more.
Our network of volunteers and foster homes works to educate on the proper care of exotic pets, and we are working to control the pet population through spaying and neutering our adoptable animals whenever possible.
Exotic Animal Rescue and Pet Sanctuary (EARPS) is a central Indiana 501C(3) non-profit animal rescue group made up of volunteers working to help exotic pets, small companion animals, and non-traditional pets.
We coordinate with Indianapolis Animal Care Services, the Humane Society, and several shelters throughout Indiana and surrounding states, as well as local veterinary clinics to rescue and care for exotic pets including rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, rats, reptiles, birds and more.
Our network of volunteers and foster homes works to educate on the proper care of exotic pets, and we are working to control the pet population through spaying and neutering our adoptable animals whenever possible.
