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In the Hindu religion, rats represent foresight and prudence, and white ones are very lucky. Mooshika is the name of the steed that Ganesh - god of new beginnings and of fire, knowledge, wisdom, literature and worldly success - rides upon. The steed, of course, is the intelligent and gentle rat. “Mooshika” means “little hoarder.”


Dans la religion hindoue, les rats représentent la prévoyance et la prudence, les blancs étant considérés comme particulièrement chanceux. Mooshika est le nom du destrier de Ganesh – dieu des nouveaux départs, du feu, du savoir, de la sagesse, de la littérature et du succès matériel. Ce destrier, bien sûr, est un digne représentant de la race douce et intelligente des rats. Le nom ''Mooshika'' signifie petit amasseur.

Monday, December 31, 2007

The Press that Small Victories received

We would love to have had some French exposure, but we are happy with the press we got!

In 2005 we were a Noisemaker: “Queen Rat: Jane Sorensen wants to save your rodent” Kristian Gravenor, Montreal Mirror, Vol. 20 No. 28, Jan 6-12.2005

We were featured in the Chronicle (West Island). “Rodent Rescue Squeaks By,” Wendy Smith, August 2006.

We were featured in Mike Boone’s column in the Gazette to promote Freaky Fridays at the Redpath Museum: “'Eek, a rat!' No, rodents can be friends" December 14, 2007

“Trio of treats from the Redpath Museum : … You (not so) dirty rats”  McGill Reporter December 6, 2007 - Volume 40 Number 08  

Lisan Jutras of the Globe and Mail interviewed us for “In defence of the smart and loyal rat” - February, 2008

As well as by Charles Mandel of the New Brunswick Telegraph Journal, archived here: “Where Year of the Rat is a lifetime” Thursday, February 7, 2008
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