Lab rats in need of retirement home

Researchers have finished their work with lab rats and have put the animals up for adoption.They were used for psychology work but now have the chance to retire, assistant professor of psychology Kelly Banna said.More than a dozen of the rodents are set to leave."We want to send them to a good home where they can retire and just enjoy the end of their lives," Banna said.Check out the video above to find out how students have bonded with the rats.

Researchers have finished their work with lab rats and have put the animals up for adoption.


They were used for psychology work but now have the chance to retire, assistant professor of psychology Kelly Banna said.

More than a dozen of the rodents are set to leave.

"We want to send them to a good home where they can retire and just enjoy the end of their lives," Banna said.

Check out the video above to find out how students have bonded with the rats.



