Poppy and Peaches
Poppy and Peaches came to the shelter in a surrender of 17 guinea pigs from a backyard breeder. All of the pigs required foster care and treatment for mange, coccidiosis, and respiratory infections. Poppy and Peaches survived but with permanent sight problems. The beautiful girls have been adopted and are now living the spoiled life that they truly deserve. Wont you help others like them?
Visit the Australian Cavy SanctuaryTippy
Tippy, despite her unique perspective on the world, is a healthy little girl with a HUGE personality. She is looking for a forever home with owners who appreciate that everyone, even guinea pigs, come in different packages, but have much love and friendship to offer. Perhaps she is waiting for you!
Visit Critter CorralRunner and Bobbie
Bobbie was one of 23 guinea pigs found abandoned in an apartment after the owner was evicted. They were living in filthy conditions in plastic tubs suffering from malnutrition, mites, and injuries. Bobbie was pregnant and two of her three babies survived. Runner and Bobbie are a mother and daughter currently seeking a loving home. Won't you give them or others like them a second chance?
Visit Orange County Cavy HavenMs. Muffin
Ms. Muffin's previous owner could no longer afford her care but she had good care judging from her weight and placid demeanor. She loves hay and pellets but needs someone patient enough to introduce her to vegetables and convince her to include those in her diet. Won't you bring home this 2-3 year old darling and find her a piggy friend?
Visit the MSCPA at Nevins FarmJake and Chase
Jake and his companion were abandoned together in a cage by a dumpster. A caring person found them, brought them to the rescue, where they were adopted by a loving family. Since then, Jake has lost two companions but found a life with Chase. They're best pals and enjoy their time together. Won't you give a pair of piggies like Jake and Chase a happy ending?
Visit Atlanta Metro Guinea Pig RescueCane and Tater
Cane and Tater were dumped in an abandoned city lot. A kind soul found the pair and brought them to a shelter where they were transferred to a rescue. They both took several months to recoup from severe malnutrition but recovered completely and found a loving home. Their dedicated owners even relocated across the country and took Cane and Tater with them on the plane. Won't you help others in need?
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