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After Smudgee's passing, we wanted to give another rescue guinea pig a second chance of happiness. I looked on and saw a trio instead of a loner. Cavy Care (the guinea pig rescue) stated that she didn't want to separate a family. I know how hard it is for families to be adopted together, hence why they were in the rescue for 2 months, folks kept passing them up.
I knew I had to adopt all three of them. I emailed Cavy Care, filled an application, and made an appointment to adopt the 3 love bugs over the past weekend. Long story short...they are now with me. In honor of Smudgee's memory.
Introducing: Aspen (Grey/White Crested Guinea Pig), Oakley (Brown Ridgeback Guinea Pig), and Patches (Mostly black w/white patches Silkie mix).
The 3 girls (approximately 8 mos) also were formely introduce to the herd (uneventful) and is living with the herd in their expanded cage (yes, expanded the cage again. Now my C&C is 2x19 with a herd of 12).
I knew I had to adopt all three of them. I emailed Cavy Care, filled an application, and made an appointment to adopt the 3 love bugs over the past weekend. Long story short...they are now with me. In honor of Smudgee's memory.
Introducing: Aspen (Grey/White Crested Guinea Pig), Oakley (Brown Ridgeback Guinea Pig), and Patches (Mostly black w/white patches Silkie mix).
The 3 girls (approximately 8 mos) also were formely introduce to the herd (uneventful) and is living with the herd in their expanded cage (yes, expanded the cage again. Now my C&C is 2x19 with a herd of 12).
