. Food Pantry
Robyn's Nest food pantry has specialty pet food for a variety of health conditions. If you are in need of special food for your pet, call and see if we have some available. We also have regular food for anyone needing assistance. All you need to do is fill out an application when you come in.
Mousse is cute before his groom,
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Everyone at Robyn's Nest will be wearing a face mask in order to help keep you safe. 
Please wear your mask when you come to Robyn's Nest. Help keep us safe too.
We are sanitizing our rescue several times a day. We require masks, frequent hand washing, temperature checks and social distancing for all of our workers. We are doing everything we can to keep everyone safe.
Rat and guinea pig adoption fees have been raised to benefit the animals and the adopters.
Robyn's Nest has raised adoption fees on rats to $60 and guinea pigs to $40. We want to explain why we decided to make this decision. We have started spaying and neutering all of our rats and also spaying our guinea pigs. This has significantly raised our cost of care for these little cuties, but we are dedicated to giving the animals in our rescue the very best veterinary care available.
Everyone who has ever had a pet rat probably knows how common it is for them to develop tumors. They are generally mammary tumors (in males and females) and they will continue to grow until they inhibit normal movement and cause pain. They have to be surgically removed or else they will eventually be the cause for euthanasia. Most of these tumors are caused by hormones. Spaying and neutering rats can eliminate this type of tumor growth, which can create a longer, healthier, happier life for your little rat buddies. It will also save you money on mass removals!
Female guinea pigs can get ovarian cysts, mammary tumors, uterine cancer and infections just like dogs and cats. Spaying them is recommended for this reason. (Neutering male guinea pigs does not have any health benefits).
We know that you can probably buy these animals cheaper elsewhere, but by adopting from us, you can feel confident you are getting a very healthy pet. Sincerely, Robyn
Good things are still happening every day!
2 Cats have been Adopted!
Tom Thumbkins and Jolene
PLEASE, BRING ROBYN'S NEST YOUR SECOND-HAND SHOES!!
We will be losing a lot of money needed to support Robyn's Nest, due to the corona virus.
We had to cancel our pasta dinner and auction and also our yard sale. These are our major fund raisers each year.The shoes that we collect will be a huge help to us right now! We take any kind of usable shoes & any size. You can just leave them in a plastic bag outside our door.
EVERY PAIR OF SHOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE
We have treats, toys, collars, leads, beds and cages for pets,
1291 W. Market St., Germantown
Robyn's Nest is a non-profit animal rescue and adoption organization located at 1291 W. Market St., Germantown, Ohio. It is operated by Robyn McGeorge, a registered veterinary technician. She graduated with an associate of applied science in veterinary technology in 1994 from Raymond Walters College, University of Cincinnati.
2 Families Adopt New Family Members
Jake and J.J., brothers, had lived with their mom until her health dictated that she find them a new home. She loves them very much and can now be happy that they have found a great new home with a new dad, Mark.
Chance, a sweet, energetic little guy, who just wants a lot of love, has found his forever home with one of our Great Volunteers, Hannah, and her family. What a lucky little guy!
Good volunteers are always needed!
If you love animals please consider volunteering at Robyn's Nest Rescue a couple hours a week or month. The dogs need walks, the cats needs playtime, the rodents need petted and everyone needs LOVE
Just fill out a volunteer application here on the website and we will call you soon.
"Come feed and play with me and my friends!" Scrapper
Scrapper is still waiting for his forever family!!
