AFRMA Official Registered Rattery/Mousery & Official Registered Stud

AFRMA Official Registered Rattery/Mousery &
AFRMA Official Registered Stud

AFRMA Official Registered Rattery/Mousery

To become an AFRMA Registered Rattery/Mousery the following must be met:
1. Applicant must be an adult (at least 18 years of age) paid up member in good standing with AFRMA
2. Applicant’s Rattery/Mousery registration shall be voted on and approved by the Board of Directors.
3. Applicants for an Official Registered Rattery/Mousery shall pay a registration fee of $5 and said fee must accompany application for Official Registry. This is a one-time fee.
4. Applicant must have exhibited in a minimum of 2 AFRMA shows for each year.
5. Each breeder’s goal will be to improve the animal to the show standards. Pet breeders would not qualify.
6. The animals being bred must be breeding quality and pass an evaluation critique with “Breeder Status“ before being bred. Kittens must be reevaluated at 4–6 months to accurately designate breeder or pet status.
7. If a breeder is found negligent in the care of their animals or harmful to the Association, their official status will be revoked.
For Ratteries/Mouseries to be registered prior to 2009, they must have approval of the AFRMA Board and judges and those members must have shown consistent quality in the animals bred and exhibited by them.
Only one Rattery/Mousery name may be registered per member. The name and initials to be unique and approved by the Board of Directors.
Rattery/Mousery names may be registered to a family but all family members must reside under the same roof.
The Registered Rattery/Mousery will receive a certificate.
The Official Rattery/Mousery name will be used as a prefix on pedigrees/birth certificates with the official assigned number.
Registered name to be in effect as long as membership in AFRMA is current and in good standing. If membership lapses, then a new application and fee must be made.
Eligible to compete for the “AFRMA Best Novice Breeder Award.”

The AFRMA Best Novice Breeder Award shall be given to the best new show breeder who excels in breeding rats or mice for the betterment of their species based on quality of animals bred/wins received with approval by the Board of Directors. Rat award to be known as the “Brian Shafer Award,“ donated in memory of Brian Shafer. Mouse award to be known as the “Kelli Boka Award,“ donated in memory of Kelli Boka.
The award when given, to be presented at the Annual Meeting in December.
A Registered Rattery/Mousery is required in order to be eligible to compete for and win this award

AFRMA Registered Rattery/Mousery application - Online form with PayPal™
AFRMA Registered Rattery/Mousery or Official Stud Registration application - PDF version to mail

Once a breeder has met the required criteria, their Registered Rattery/Mousery can apply for Official Stud

AFRMA Official Registered Stud

Official Registered Studs shows quality in breeding rats or mice, competitive exhibition, and recognizes breeder’s achievements.

To become an AFRMA Official Stud the following must be met:
1. Applicant must be a Registered Rattery/Mousery before applying as an Official Stud.
2. Official Stud status shall be voted on and approved by the Board of Directors.
3. Applicants for Official Registered Stud shall pay a registration fee of $10 and said fee must accompany application for Official Stud. This is a one-time fee.
4. All wins to be earned under AFRMA recognized judges
5. Must have won BIS 2 or more times or won B. Variety with 5 or more in that Variety 2 or more times
6. Animals winning BIS/B. Variety must have been owned, bred, and exhibited by the applicant and the winning rat or mouse’s parents and grandparents must have been owned and bred by the same applicant for a total of 3 generations owned and bred by the applicant.
For Official Studs to be registered prior to 2009, they must have approval of the AFRMA Board and judges and those members must have shown consistent quality in the animals bred and exhibited by them and must have met the requirements above.
Official Studs will receive a certificate and official “stamp” to be used on breeder’s web site and forms.
The Official Stud Name will be used as a prefix on pedigrees/birth certificates with the official assigned number.
Official Stud Name to be in effect as long as membership in AFRMA is current and in good standing. If membership lapses, then a new application and fee must be made.

AFRMA Official Registered Rattery/Mousery (bolded are current)
Rattery/Mousery Reg. #	Year	Rats, Mice	Prefix Initials	Rattery/Mousery Name	Owner Name	Location
AFRMAR0101- RR01	2006	R	HGLR	Happy Go Lucky Rattery	Connie & Ken Van Doren	Whittier, CA
AFRMAR0102- RM02	2003, 2007	R, M	BSR	Blue Shuze Rattery/ Blue Shuze Rodentry	Carol Lawton	Vista, CA
AFRMAR0103- RM03	2007	M	LOS	Lots O’ Spots	Kelli & Kaitlin Boka (Kelli deceased)	Santa Clarita, CA
AFRMAR0104- RR04	2008	R	SHFR	Sleepy Hollow Fancy Rats	Brian Shafer (deceased)	Oakland, CA
AFRMAR0105- RR/RM05	2001	R, M	VRMN	Viking Rat and Mouse Nest	Helen Pembrook	Sky Valley, CA
AFRMAR0106- RR06	2000	R	RI	Rattieson Inn	Dale McLain (now Taylor Burkhart)	Diamond Bar, CA
AFRMAR1107- RR07	2011	R	RRR	Ratty Rat Rattery	Kimberly Millspaugh & Dustin Cheek	San Diego, CA
AFRMAR1108- RM08	2011	M	BB	Bay Breeze Mousery	Leigh Freeman	San Diego, CA
AFRMAR1209- RR09	2012	R	JRPR	Jozzy’s Rat Pack Rattery	Jozzette & Mike Hagemann	Rowland Heights, CA

AFRMA Official Studs (bolded are current)

Stud Reg. # Year Rats, Mice Prefix Initials Rattery/Mousery Name Owner Name Location

AFRMAS0101-
OS01 1978 R, M KK Karen’s Kritters Karen Robbins Winnetka, CA

AFRMAS0102-
OS02 2003 R Bii Bii Rattery Mayumi Anderson Fresno, CA

AFRMAS0103-
OS03 1986 R GH Geri Hauser Geri Hauser Riverside, CA

AFRMAS0104-
OS04 1984 R, M RN Rat Nook Nancy Ferris Corona, CA

AFRMAS0105-
OS05 1994 R, M TR Tarot Rats & Mice Nichole Royer Quartz Hill, CA

Updated January 1, 2013

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