Sandra Beasley and the Spaz Rats

Ok, so they are not twins, they're not even sisters, but the only way I can tell them apart is that Mae-Ling has a half inch of white at the end of her tail. Su-Lyn's Tail is brown from base to tip.

A 5 week old Su-Lyn, and a 4 month old Mae-Ling, were delivered to my home by the family of Deborah DeMaere, of DreamQuest Rodent Ranch in Regina, Saskatchewan, on the morning of Friday, September 27,2002.

First pictures of Su-Lyn, courtesy of DreamQuest

Look Ma, no points!
I have never had a Siamese ratlet this young, and I've never before seen a Siamese without it's points. What an awesome opportunity to be able to watch a buff-colored baby coat change so dramatically in the process of developing these dark smudges. Su-Lyn's points started to express themselves when she was 6 weeks old.

Su-Lyn's Mom: Nadiwa (unavailable)
Su-Lyn's Dad: Horatio

First picture of Mae-Ling, courtesy of DreamQuest

Heart of My Heart

	Su-Lyn aka Chop Suey, Suey, Suzy Q Born: Aug. 21, 2002 Seal-point Siamese Standard-coated Dumbo Doe From the very start Su-Lyn has been an outgoing, well-socialized, friendly little girl. She is a true young lady RIP Su-Lyn March 16,2004 Malignant cancer in abdomen
	Mae-Ling aka Maple Bug, Smudge, bRAT! Born: June 25,2002 (best guess) Seal-point Siamese Standard-coated Dumbo Doe From the very start Mae-Ling has been an outgoing, well-socialized, friendly little girl. She does, however, have a tendency to push the limit with the alpha girls and has to be reminded as to where she fits in with the colony RIP Mae-Ling September 09,2004 Chronic Myco

RIP ratties can be seen here

Their bodies held in storage in the freezer, awaiting this day,
the Siamese Twins were cremated, their ashes mingled,
and returned to me, August 19,2005

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