We have babies available!

We are moving soon! Our house will go up for sale this month. We are moving out of state. Many people who adopt form us have been watching our site for years before they decide to get babies. Well now is the time to adopt if you have been thinking about it. Please do not miss out on the opportunity for Camarattery babies! A lot of our adopters drive in from other states. And many of you will continue to do so because you are awesome! But for those of you who cannot drive to another state now is the time to contact us for an application. We also want to take a moment to thank all of our loyal Colorado adopters. We could not have had this hobby without you! Thank you! My husband and I appreciate you!

These 6 photos were commissioned by the National Geographic and Cengage Learning. This was a wonderful opportunity that I had to work with such prestigious companies in August and September of 2014. These pictures are not of my rats they are of my birds. And copyrighted to me personally not to Camarattery. I post my birds here because it is an honest part of my portfolio. And I feel its an important part of my breeding courier.

These are my personal pets and they are all here at my home. From left to right: 17E John Grey, 17E Grace, 17E Cloak and below, 17E Sprite, 17E Pickle & 17E Vlasic. My birds are an important part of my life and breeding program as I have been breeding them since 1983, 31 years now. I have been a serious Budgerigar breeder and exhibitor for most of my life. So I am just as proud of them as I am of my rats.

© Copyright 2014. All rights reserved to Amy Williams (myself) and National Geographic & Cengage Learning on these 6 photos. These 2 companies and myself have exclusive rights to them and they cannot be used in any way. Many rat people have bad behavior when it comes to photos and I am not posting this as a suggestion. Nat Geo and Cengage own these photos and they and myself will pursue you to the fullest extent of the law if you take or use them in any way.