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Spottie Guy Award
The Spottie Guy memorial award is given in honor of Nancy Ferris’ special rat “Spottie Guy.” The Spottie Guy memorial award will be given to the rat winning the largest number of pet classes during the year (January–November). Only Best Pet classes will qualify, none of the “other” pet classes will count. It will serve as a perpetual trophy, being handed down to a new winner each year.

“The little rat who in his short life gave more love than many others in a few years.”

The Spottie Guy Trophy The Spottie Guy Trophy

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Year Won Rat’s Name Owner
1998 Tarot’s Simply Simon Nichole Royer
1999 TTRM June The Waldrop’s
2000 PBR Gusto PBR Gusto 2000 Winner Gina Hendricks
2001 RR Snuffy’s Raggamuffin
PBR Ethyl
Bronwyn Larkins
Susan Pasqualetto
2002 Tarot’s Simply Dapper
Nevada
Nichole Royer
Shanda Mertens
2003 BSR Zhivago
Nevada
Gina Hendricks
Katelyn Mertens
2004 no winner no winner
2005 no winner no winner
2006 no winner no winner
2007 no winner no winner
2008 Frodo
HGLR Agate
Cupcake
Richard Young & Erika Major
Connie & Ken Van Doren
A.J. Ramirez
2009 HGLR Hurley Connie & Ken Van Doren
2010 Jelly Bean A.J. Ramirez
2011 no winner no winner
2012 DBR Little Chitter DBR Little Chitter 2012 Winner Lisa Jarosek

Spottie Guy Award
AFRMA Best Pet of the Year 2013
January 26 Adult DBR Little Chitter Lisa Jarosek
January 26 Youth RR09 JRPR Dusty Ellie Holtaway
April 27 Adult DBR Brulee Lisa Jarosek


Rat Stud Names
BSR=Blue Shuze Rattery/Blue Shuze Rodentry/Carol Lawton
DBR=Doll Baby Rattery/Lisa Jarosek
FLY=Ratterfly Rattery/Janell McMorran
HGLR=Happy Go Lucky Rattery/Connie & Ken Van Doren
JRPR=Jozzy’s Rat Pack Rattery/Jozzette & Mike Hagemann
PBR=Phi Beta Rattery/Celeste Robinson
RR=Rampant Rodents/Bronwyn Larkins
Tartot’s=Tarot’s Rattery/Nichole Royer
TTRM=Tiny Toes Rats & Mice/Richel & April Waldrop

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