MGPR, MD/VA/DC-
Many guinea pigs! (Note: as this is the organization for which I foster, I know there might be a bit of a wait for the piggies--they're high in demand!).
ADOPTED! Petunia is a beautiful four month old tri-color abby girl. She is a delicate sweetheart, who loves to be held and cuddled. She was dropped off with a number of other guinea pigs at a shelter and was rescued by MGPR fosterers. She has a great appetite and loves attention.
Kelly is a two year and five month old neutered boar with some special needs. Oh, but he's worth it! He is very laid-back and calm, and loves being pet. But, he does need regular visits to the dentist. That doesn't stop him on his quest from finding the perfect family and piggy friend!
ADOPTED! Frank is a personable young pig who likes both pigs and people. He is neutered and looking for a lady guinea pig to spend his days with. I know his foster mom and she just adores him! I met him briefly and he is a gorgeous boy. He has the softest pink ears, and is one year and one month old.
Oreo is an adorable eleven month old teddy mix. He is neutered and so would make a great mate to a lonely lady pig you have at home.
ADOPTED! Hendrix, who doesn't yet have Petfinder profile but does have a listing on the MGPR page, is a year and a half old and very striking looking. He loves rock and roll, earning his name, and is also a very laid back piggie boy.
ADOPTED! Kate is a tricolor abby who needs some help coming out of her shell. She is one year and one month old. In her cage she spends most of her time in her hidey home, but when she's having lap time she likes to be held and have her head stroked. She needs to be adopted to a home with a piggy friend (or with one of ours). She's listed as special needs because her jaw is slightly misaligned, so her teeth need to be kept an eye on--that's all! What a beautiful girl.
Hadriel guinea boy (born est. the end of July 2007) is on the left, Dragana is on the right. The couple met in foster care and became fast friends! Hadriel was part of a large surrender to an animal shelter, rescued by Small Angels. He is super energetic and loves to run around. Dragana was abandoned after hours at a local animal shelter. Now she chases Hadriel around! The two are very vocal, and they love sharing their veggies and hay.
These beautiful three year old girls are bonded and must be adopted together. They're friendly with people and very active. They love hay and fresh veggies as well as lap time. Their foster mom sounds great!
Piggy is one year old and Snowflake is six months old. They are both white and being rehomed because the poster's parents may be allergic to the guinea pigs. Piggy likes carrots and Snowflake likes lettuce. I should hope they like more than that!
Versace is ten months old and an orange and black abby. He is being rehomed due to a pet change policy in the poster's building. Versace is an adorable, vocal, hungry hungry boy. He's an only kid right now, so the poster is unsure of how he'd do with other pigs--and he's not neutered, so you'd better only try him with spayed sows or boars! A baby boy would fare best at bonding attempts.
Kelly is a two year and five month old neutered boar with some special needs. Oh, but he's worth it! He is very laid-back and calm, and loves being pet. But, he does need regular visits to the dentist. That doesn't stop him on his quest from finding the perfect family and piggy friend!
Oreo is an adorable eleven month old teddy mix. He is neutered and so would make a great mate to a lonely lady pig you have at home.
ADOPTED! Kate is a tricolor abby who needs some help coming out of her shell. She is one year and one month old. In her cage she spends most of her time in her hidey home, but when she's having lap time she likes to be held and have her head stroked. She needs to be adopted to a home with a piggy friend (or with one of ours). She's listed as special needs because her jaw is slightly misaligned, so her teeth need to be kept an eye on--that's all! What a beautiful girl.
First off, poor Biff! He thought he had found his forever home, and so did the director of CSPR. A year after his adoption Biff was returned. And this is after he already was brought to the rescue as an unappreciated gift! Biff has had two homes and spent time in the rescue. He really needs to learn now what love and trust means. Can you provide him with a forever home, and teach him that love and trust really do exist?
