My name is Milo and I have come in here with my brother Monty, we are a lovely pair of guinea pigs who have come into the Rescue Centre because our previous owner sadly had an allergy to us. We have been used to being indoor guinea pigs in our last home and we would love to live indoors in our next home as well. We did used to enjoy some grass time though, when the weather was warm enough for us. Could you offer us our forever home?
My name is Millie and I am in here because I sadly lost my last companion and my previous owners thought that I would be happier meeting a new friend through the Rescue Centre.
I would like to live in a new large single storey hutch with a lovely female, or neutered male guinea pig companion. I really enjoy eating dandelions, so if I had access to my own patch of grass when the weather allows and it had dandelions in it as well, I would Wheek wheek with joy.
My name is Monty and I have come in here with my brother Milo, we are a lovely pair of guinea pigs who have come into the Rescue Centre because our previous owner sadly had an allergy to us. We have been used to being indoor guinea pigs in our last home and we would love to live indoors in our next home as well. We did used to enjoy some grass time though, when the weather was warm enough for us. Could you offer us our forever home?
My name is Wendy and I have come in with my sister Tinkerbell, we are a lovely pair of guinea pigs, although we can be timid at first. We would love to find a new home with a large shed/hutch to live in and we would also enjoy having some garden time, if the weather is warm. We don”t want to find our “Neverland” just a new loving home. Could you help us find just what we dream of?
My name is Tinkerbell and I have come in with my sister Wendy, we are a lovely pair of guinea pigs, although we can be timid at first. We would love to find a new home with a large shed/hutch to live in and we would also enjoy having some garden time, if the weather is warm. We don”t want to find our “Neverland” just a new loving home. Could you help us find just what we dream of?
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