Confusion

There has been some confusion about my statement that I will separate guinea pigs if necessary.  Let me clarify.  Zoey, Carly, Harley, and Lacey all live together in one cage.  I paired them up on this blog because that is how I received them.  However, any of them can actually be adopted with any other one as they are all used to one another.  I will only adopt single piggies to homes who already have a piggie as guinea pigs are social animals who need to live with another pig.  I do hope that clarifies.

Carly & Zoey

Carly and Zoey are both abbys.  They are aproximately 3 months old.  Carly is the orange and white and Zoey is the black and brown. They were brought to us with another piggie named Hannah who is a Silkie.  At this time, I am not willing to put Hannah up for adoption because her coat will require extra grooming. They were both about 3 weeks old when they arrived.  They may even be sisters.  They still had their umbilical cords attached and could easily get through the holes in the C&C cage grids. Carly and Zoey have always lived together so I would like to keep them together if possible. However, I am open to adopting them out separtely.  They are both very skittish but, because they are so young, could be easily tamed.  Please read my terms of adoption at the right.  If interested, plase email me.

Harley and Lacey

Harley (black American) and Lacey (red Silkie) are now available.  They were rescued from a woman who tried to take good care of them but was overwhelmed.  Their cage was way too small, they had the wrong food, they rarely received veggies and they had no hay.  Harley is about 9 months old and Lacey is around a year.  Lacey is actually a very large girl.  They are both shy but Lacey will come up and sniff your hand and they are both fairly easy to pick up.  These two girls have only lived together for a few months so they can be separted.  Please read the adoption terms at the right and contact me if you agree with them.

Jazzy and Jemma

Jazzy and Jemma are 2 year old American girls.  They were rescued from a woman who was keeping them on a wire bottomed cage with no hay and no food.  They only had a 4 sq foot cage for both of them.  They were infested with mites and very underweight.  We have treated the mites and their fur has grown back.  They are super sweet and will need a little work learning how to trust you.  These girls must go together.  They will require a 2x4 C&C cage or equivalent (11 sq feet).  Please read over the adoption terms at the right. If you agree with all terms, please contact me if interested in these two little girls.