Brits need to 'hug a rat' as they have feelings and get stressed out say RSPCA

Animal campaigners say Britain should learn to “hug a rat” and show kindness, as the RSPCA urges people to ditch myths and see rats as intelligent, emotional creatures

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Brits need to ‘hug a rat’ as they have feelings and get stressed out say RSPCA

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