PHOTOS: Over 100 procreating pet rats removed from 2 poop-infested cars in Oregon tow yard
Eugene police removed over 100 pet rats from two unsanitary cars at a local tow yard on September 23. The vehicles were found to be infested with feces and lacked adequate food for the animals.
Eugene police removed more than 100 pet rats in two cars with rat feces littered throughout and little to no food on September 23.
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