Exotic Pet Store - Adoption

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• Social and Affectionate: Mice, including hairless varieties, are highly social & can form strong bonds with their owners. These adoptable rodents thrive on interaction & affection, making them a great choice for pet lovers. 
• Intelligent and Curious: Mice are smart, inquisitive, and enjoy exploring their environment, which is one of the reasons they are popular pets. 
• Nocturnal and Active: They are naturally most active at night but can adapt to a human schedule with consistency.

• Intelligent and Social: Pet rats, among the most appealing adoptable rodents, highly intelligent, active, & social animals that thrive in groups of two or more. 
• Affectionate: Known to be affectionate & can form strong bonds with their owners, often enjoying human interaction. 
• Curious: Hairless rats are playful & inquisitive, relishing their out-of-cage time to explore their environment & play with toys. 
• Easily Tamed: With consistent handling & socializing, they can even learn tricks!

• Calm and Gentle: Rex mice are often described as having a naturally calm, gentle demeanor. 
• Sociable: Social & generally get along well with other mice of their own species. 
• Docile with Handling: With consistent, gentle handling & socialization, Rex mice can become very docile & even learn tricks. 
• Potentially Skittish: Like other fancy mice, they can be skittish, especially when first introduced to a new environment or human. With patience & time, they can become loving pets.

Japan

• Button quail are small, measuring about 3 to 4 inches in length. They have a rounded body and soft, fluffy feathers that come in shades of brown, gray, and blue. 
• Known for their sociable nature, these exotic animals for sale can be kept in pairs or small groups. 
• They are easy to tame and bond well with humans, displaying amusing and unique personalities.  
• When kept as pets, they require a spacious, escape-proof enclosure.

Sweden

• Hens have intricate, "flowery" plumage, while roosters are mostly white. They come in silver & gold varieties. Auto-sexing at hatch. 
• These hens are prolific layers of large to extra-large white eggs, laying over 250 eggs per year. 
• The breed is very hardy, with good cold & heat tolerance and natural resistance to Marek's disease. 
• Roosters are often good protectors & not overly aggressive to humans. 
• Hens may be more independent & not always return to the coop to roost.

France

• American Bresse chickens have white feathers, red combs, & characteristic blue-steel legs. 
• They are prized for their high-quality meat, which is flavorful & has a marbled texture due to their unique genetics & specific finishing diet. 
• Additionally, they are good egg layers, producing around 250 medium to large cream-colored eggs per year. 
• These active foragers have a good disposition but can be a bit skittish. 
• American Bresse can reproduce naturally, allowing for self-sufficient flocks.

Indonesia

• Once a status symbol reserved for the Buginese royal family, the Ayam Ketawa is now celebrated as a symbol of courage and heroism. 
• Known as "The Laughing Chicken," notable for their unique vocalization. 
• Appearance is secondary to sound; the birds are typically medium-sized, with roosters weighing around 5 lbs and hens about 3 lbs, coming in various color patterns. 
• Primarily ornamental and a cultural icon, the hens do lay about 180 white to light brown eggs per year.

Germany

• Bielefelders have a calm and friendly disposition, making them good for families with children. 
• Hens lay 200 to 250 medium to large brown eggs annually, with some even producing chocolate to cream-colored eggs with pink undertones. 
• The autosexing trait allows for easy sexing of chicks at hatching by color.  
• Considered a dual-purpose breed, as they grow to a large, meaty size. 
• Their "cuckoo crele" coloring provides camouflage in the environment.

Germany

• Roosters are known to be mild-mannered and not aggressive toward humans, though still protective. 
• They are curious and confident without being aggressive and will often interact with their owners. 
• As reliable layers, they continue to produce eggs even during colder months, starting to lay around 5–6 months of age. 
• Some hens may go broody, especially in the silver variety. 
• This hardy breed tolerates cold weather well. 

France

• Black bodies, coppery-red hackle & saddle feathers. They have feathered legs & feet, while some varieties feature clean legs. 
• Both males and females boast a single red comb, red face, and orange eyes. 
• Generally described as docile & friendly. 
• Prized for their consistently dark brown eggs, often referred to as 'chocolate eggs,' hens lay between 150 & 200 XL to jumbo eggs per year. 
• Generally healthy and hardy. 
• They are often used in breeding programs to produce olive & chocolate eggs. 

England

• Creamy white with contrasting blue, gray, or lavender barring & a small, spiky crest of feathers on the head. 
• They are known for being very active, curious, and chatty. 
• Famous for laying around 210 large eggs per year that range from sky blue to light green. 
• Chicks can be sexed at birth because males and females have different down patterns. 
• Hens rarely go broody. 
• Not considered a meat bird. 

Belgium 

• Large, muscular bird with a cuckoo pattern & fully feathered legs, known for being cold hardy. 
• Hens are typically calm & curious, while roosters can sometimes exhibit a more temperamental nature. 
• These birds are not flighty & tend to stay close to their coop. 
• Although they are not prolific layers, they do produce tinted eggs. 
• Considered dual-purpose, suitable for both meat & eggs. 
• Their size means they are not particularly fast, so care should be taken when allowing them to free-range. 

Netherlands

• Has a beard, muffs, a small crest, and a visible V-comb. 
• Calm, friendly, & can become trusting if handled correctly. 
• Hens are considered good layers, with black & white varieties producing nearly 200 eggs per year. Known for consistent laying, even in winter months. 
• Some strains can start laying as early as five months old. 
• They are hardy and do best on free-range, as they tend to get fat & lay fewer eggs if confined. 
• Non-sitters by nature but great mothers if they do hatch chicks. 

Netherlands

• They lack wattles and come in various colors, including lemon, gold, silver, black, and white. 
• Owlbeards are described as calm, friendly, and curious, making them suitable for backyard flocks and pets. 
• They are good foragers and thrive when allowed to free-range. 
• As a dual-purpose breed, they are valued for both egg production and meat.  
• Robust and cold-hardy option. 
• Unfortunately, the breed has been on the border of extinction at times.

Spain 

• Dual-purpose breed raised for both meat and eggs. 
• This breed is known for being gentle, docile, social, and friendly, making them a great addition to any farm or homestead. 
• With their distinctive mottled or spotted feathering, you can find black and white and red-brown varieties among them. 
• They lay large, cream-colored eggs, with some sources suggesting they produce around 250 eggs per year. 
• Medium-sized, roosters typically weigh between 7-9 pounds and hens between 5-6 pounds. 

Spain

• The breed is considered a heritage breed and was once nearly extinct. 
• Its hardy nature and ability to adapt to different climates make it a good free-ranging chicken. 
• The name "Pita Pinta" means "painted hen" in the local Asturian language, referring to the characteristic spotted feathers. 
• They also possess well-developed maternal instincts. 
• Their easy-to-handle nature makes them highly recommended for beginners.

France

• Pure white plumage, these birds are friendly and gentle. 
• Bred primarily for commercial meat and egg production, they lay 150–200 large cream to white eggs per year, which is a stark contrast to the darker eggs of other Marans varieties. 
• Not only are they friendly, gentle, and docile, neither males nor females are known for aggression. 
• These birds are cold-hardy due to their dense plumage, they prefer cooler climates over heat. 
• They grow quickly and are considered good meat birds.