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10-04-08, 05:40 pm
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I just found these guinea pigs on craigslist, small looks like breeding boxes, dirty cedar chips and lethals(?). Can anyone help? comm-866529704@craigslist.org       |
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10-05-08, 08:25 pm
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Which Craigslist location did you find them on? |
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10-05-08, 10:36 pm
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Omg, I searched every single michigan location untill I found the link, the one provided in the first post didn't work for me. Here is the url http://lansing.craigslist.org/pet/866529704.html it's so sad they are so squished, there are a lot of guinea pigs that need to be adopted. I saw one named buttercup, she was adorable!. I wish I could take more in  |
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#4
10-05-08, 11:35 pm
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If someone could take them in, I wouldn't give those people one red cent for them. They seem like breeders to me who are either full of dung about moving out of state, or their backyard breeding got way out of hand. Either way it's appalling. |
