Two females in Nashville, TN

[Talishan]

Crossposted with permission:

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The cat rescue likely has its heart in the right place, but obviously doesn't know they don't need to be in a classroom and that they need more spacious housing than that.

Is there anyone in the Nashville area that can help these two pretty girls?

[animalhouse]

awww what beautiful Piggies!

[pignewton]

Wow, nice pigs, wish I lived close enough to take them.

[Uutie Emmy]

That figures, I have been looking to adopt in my area. I live about 45 minutes away from Nashville, but now I will have my wish come true anyway. I am pretty sure that my guinea pig, Emmy, is going to have babies. So I will have my hands full as I intend on keeping everyone of them. I am so excited. Wish me luck on a successful delivery.

[Talishan]

Good luck on a successful delivery! Bless you for preparing to keep them all.

If you know anyone else in your area who would make a good home and good caretaker for these girls, please let them know about them. (And get them to sign up here! )

Let us know how your girl does. Best wishes to her and to you.

[Uutie Emmy]

Thanks, I will keep you all updated on how everything turns out.

[seagirl96]

Did you see in that ad, the picture of the "spacious cage" that you get when you adopt these two? Poor piggies.

[gpigluver14]

Yeah, I was going to say, that cage is definitely not very "spacious." Certainly not for two piggies anyway, let alone one. And honestly I feel kind of bad for any classroom pet. Because kids don't exactly know how to handle small animals. I saw some young kids being really rough with pigs at a pet store, some were even squeezing them to the point where they were squealing...

...I wish I could adopt them...But sorry, no can do.

[Rinso]

[FONT=Verdana]I e-mailed the poster. However I'm not very articulate, and I posted for help on guinealynx too. How can I explain firmly and politely why guinea pigs aren't good for classrooms?[/FONT]