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* ''WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime'': In "Scrapheap", Raf finds a small, adorable robotic creature the size of a kitten, called a scraplet, and assumes it is the Autobots' pet. It turns out scraplets eat metal, especially ''living'' metal, like, say, [[OhCrap the Autobots.]] Raf quickly changes his mind about the scraplet at that point.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TransformersPrime'': In "Scrapheap", Raf finds a small, adorable robotic creature the size of a kitten, called a scraplet, and assumes it is the Autobots' pet. It turns out scraplets [[MetalMuncher eat metal, metal]], especially ''living'' metal, like, say, [[OhCrap the Autobots.]] Raf quickly changes his mind about the scraplet at that point.
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Misuse of the page/link (a human-turned-rat isn’t a wild rat, and rats can be pets,
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* ''Series/BuffyTheVampireSlayer'': When Amy turns herself into a rat to escape [[BurnTheWitch burning at the stake]], a few seasons are spent by (mainly) Willow looking after her and trying to find a cure.
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* ''Literature/InCryptid'': The whole Price family loves cryptids and tries to protect them against people who would harm them, but Grandma Alice takes it even further by letting tailypo (imagine a smarter raccoon with a really long tail) live in and around her house. The whole family also lives with the Aeslin mice, though they can talk and follow orders from their "gods" (the family).
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* ''Literature/InCryptid'': The whole Price family loves cryptids and tries to protect them against people who would harm them, but Grandma Alice takes it even further by letting tailypo (imagine a smarter raccoon with a really long tail) live in and around her house. The whole family also lives with the Aeslin mice, though they those can talk and follow orders from their "gods" (the family).family).
* Ivan, the gorilla in ''Literature/TheOneAndOnlyIvan'', lives in a cage in a circus-themed mall. His only issue with sharing the cage with insects sometimes - he ''was'' born in a jungle, after all - is that they don't talk.
* Ivan, the gorilla in ''Literature/TheOneAndOnlyIvan'', lives in a cage in a circus-themed mall. His only issue with sharing the cage with insects sometimes - he ''was'' born in a jungle, after all - is that they don't talk.
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* Vera in ''ComicBook/BePrepared'' starts feeding wild chipmunks outside her tent, considering them cute. For this she ends up getting bitten badly on one finger and fears she has rabies [[spoiler:until her new friend Kira informs her that rodents rarely carry it]].
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** ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'' has a similar quest. Except this time the admirer is an insane mage hiding in the caves beneath the basement. He desires to use his rat army to get revenge on the people who ridiculed him.
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* ''Film/{{Godmothered}}'': Eleanor lets a raccoon named Gary into Mackenzie's house and casts a spell to make him do chores.
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* ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon'' presents a more optimistic portrayal of this. Despite dragons having a reputation locally for being pests, Hiccup chooses to free the dragon he captures instead of killing it, secretly sneaks away to visit and feed it in the woods, and eventually becomes emotionally attached to it. It is through this that he discovers that dragons aren't as innately violent as they're made out to be, a realization that, combined with his observation of their behaviour, leads to both himself and his local community coming to understand them better and eventually live in harmony with them.
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* ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon'' ''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon2010'' presents a more optimistic portrayal of this. Despite dragons having a reputation locally for being pests, Hiccup chooses to free the dragon he captures instead of killing it, secretly sneaks away to visit and feed it in the woods, and eventually becomes emotionally attached to it. It is through this that he discovers that dragons aren't as innately violent as they're made out to be, a realization that, combined with his observation of their behaviour, leads to both himself and his local community coming to understand them better and eventually live in harmony with them.
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* ''Film/{{Enchanted}}'' is all over this trope -- Giselle calls the "forest creatures" of New York (cockroaches, pigeons and rats) to help her clean up Robert's apartment. HilarityEnsues when he walks in with the creatures still in the place.
* ''Film/TheGreenMile:'' See Green Mile entry under Literature.
* ''Film/TheGreenMile:'' See Green Mile entry under Literature.
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* ''Film/{{Enchanted}}'' is all over this trope -- Giselle calls the "forest creatures" of New York (cockroaches, pigeons pigeons, and rats) to help her clean up Robert's apartment. HilarityEnsues Hilarity ensues when he walks in with the creatures still in the place.
* %%ZCE* ''Film/TheGreenMile:'' See Green Mile entry under Literature.
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** Acanti regularly gave food to a pregnant mouse that lived in his attic. She gives him a chesnut as a reward.
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** Acanti regularly gave food to a pregnant mouse that lived in his attic. She gives him a chesnut chestnut as a reward.
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** ''VideoGame/Fallout3'': Moira has a similarly disappointed reaction to learning her "repellant" stick is more effective on mole rats as a blunt instrument.
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** ''VideoGame/Fallout3'': Moira has a similarly disappointed reaction to learning her "repellant" "repellent" stick is more effective on mole rats as a blunt instrument.
