MD-Small Angels Rescue-New bonded pairs!

Small Angels Rescue; Foster home network centering in Frederick, MD: ADOPTED! Martina & Serena, ADOPTED! Amarissa & Yesenia, ADOPTED! Dakota & Bubbles, Cosimi & Gianni, and ADOPTED! Aled & Erol!

Martina & Serena are adorable baby guinea pig sisters! Serena is on the left, and Martina is on the right. Their birthday is May 5th, 2008, and they were born in foster care. Typical of baby pigs, they're cute, lively popcorners who are more fond of floor time than lap time for now. They're been introduced to a range of veggies and fruits and were born into the good life!
Amarissa & Yesenia are mother and daughter. Yesenia is the mum pig (on the left) and Amarissa is the daughter, born on May 5th, 2008. Yesenia came to the rescue from a farm where she was being housed outdoors (GL on outdoor housing) in a tiny crowded cage. She came to the rescue pregnant and gave birth to five piggies. She is an excellent mom! She loves veggies and popcorns with her piggy pups. Amarissa is still a piggy baby and so is a bit "squirmy" but she'll grow into a lap time lover.
Dakota & Bubbles are another mother and daughter pair. Mum Dakota is on the right, and daughter Bubbles is on the left (noted for her "lovely eyes"). The girls were abandoned at a local animal shelter, then brought to the rescue. They're very sweet, active girls. Bubbles adores lap time and is "in particular...irresistibly soft and cuddly."

Cosimo and Gianni are a bonded pair of young male guinea pigs (abby) born in approximately March of this year. Cosimo is the adorable crested boy on the right, and Gianni is the gorgeous abby on the left. They came from the sad situation of the pigs living outdoors at the farm. They were just three weeks old. They have a whole life to get loved on!

Aled and Erol also came from that farm situation. What survivor piggies! They are a bonded pair of young males (neutered) born in approximately March. Aled is the piggy on the right, and Erol is the pig on the left. They are such adorable boys! They look like dear little sheep.

* AAGP recommends quarantining any new guinea pigs
for 2-3 weeks and confirming the sex yourself.

Many sad accidents or "accidents" can be avoided this way. *

helpful links: Where to Begin? General Care Guide & Quality Hay and Pellets in bulk & Pampering your Pig & Cheaper, Larger Cages & Bedding & Essential Guinea Supplies & Proper Diet & Cavy Savvy Vets & "What's Normal? What's Not?" & Social Life & Boy or Girl? & "What is Rescuing and Adopting?" & Social Cause Marketing & Guinea Pigs in PA/NY/NJ/WV .