An interview with Evie who adopted retired research lab rats from WACRRA:
Northwest Association for Biomedical Research. (2025, August 1). My life after adopting retired research rats: An interview with Evie. Retrieved from https://nwabr.wordpress.com/2025/08/01/my-life-after‑adopting‑retired‑research‑rats‑an‑interview‑with‑evie/
Read about WACRRA in the article published by The Oregonian:
The Oregonian/OregonLive. (2025, July). This Portland store helps rescue lab rats and gives used pet supplies a second life. OregonLive. Retrieved from https://www.oregonlive.com/living/2025/07/this-portland-store-helps-rescue-lab-rats-and-gives-used-pet-supplies-a-second-life.html
Americans for Medical Progress has partnered with WACRRA:
Come See Our World. (2025, May). Adopted Research Heroes Wall of Fame. https://comeseeourworld.org/adopted-research-heroes-wall-of-fame/
WACRRA was featured in the AMPlify Advocacy Newsletter (2025, April 4) by Americans for Medical Progress.
Northwest Association for Biomedical Research. (2024, September 10). In the News newsletter article about WACRRA:
| NWABR is proud to support local non-profit, Washington Adoption Center for Retired Research Animals (WACRRA). Founder Holly Nguyen (left) envisions the gift of loving homes to these worthy retired research heroes. Cleverly, she calls Rehoming the “4th R”, part of the Replace, Reduce, Refine approach to responsibly minimize the use of animal models in research while enabling amply powered science. These gorgeous rats (left) were the first retirees rehomed in Holly’s organization. Interested in donating, fostering or adopting? Contact Holly and WACRRA at [email protected] and visit the WACRRA website. |