Can you rewrite this and split it into two sections with one being about how pet rats are cute and another about how they are friendly?

They Can Be Super Cute
Rats have been given a bum rap for being nasty creatures, and that’s the furthest thing from the truth. Look at that little face with its tiny eyes and whiskers. Who would pass that up in the pet store?

Indeed, rats are adorable when they scamper around with their little legs and long tails. Many owners even let their rats move up their arms to sit on their shoulders as they explore their surroundings. When it’s bedtime, rats love to snuggle in their cages, maybe in a blanket you got them, with their little eyes shut. It doesn’t get any cuter than that.

Pet Rats Are Very Friendly
For some people, rats can come off as being scary rodents, but they are actually friendly and affectionate. Rats are known to bond with their human owners by just hanging out with each other.

Furthermore, rats love to be stroked by their owners. Rats also won’t turn down a gentle massage or a simple scratching behind the ears. Rats will respond by licking your hand ever so slightly. That is known as the rat “grooming” its owner. It feels a little weird, but it’s well worth encouraging the bonding between owner and rat.
Rats Can Be Very Cute 
Rats have a bad reputation for being nasty creatures, and that is the farthest thing from the truth when it comes to domesticated pet rats. With their small faces, tiny eyes and whiskers, they are some of the cutest animals around. 

Rats can be adorable when they scamper around with their tiny legs and long tails. Many owners of rats let them move up their arms and sit on their shoulders as they explore their surroundings. And at bedtime, rats like to snuggle in their cages. Some owners may add a small blanket to their habitat to keep them warm. 

Pet Rats are Friendly Creatures 
Some individuals think rats are scary rodents, but they are very affectionate. They will not turn down a gentle massage or a simple scratching behind the ears. Rats will respond by licking their owner's hand. That gesture is known as the rat "grooming" its owner. It feels a little strange but it's well worth encouraging the bonding between the rat and owner. 