Want to Adopt 2-3 pigs in or around the triangle area NC - Guinea Pig Cages, Care, Store, Photos of Guinea Pigs and More Forum!

**Herdbound** · #1 03-09-09, 11:00 am

In a week or so I will have finished my 3.5' x 3.5' cage and will need 2-3 piggies to go in it.

I am looking for anyone in or around the Raleigh/Triangle area with 1-3 piggies to adopt as my own. I havent had a guinea pig in over 10 years but I have experience in dog and horses, and I am a quick study. I admit that I am O.C.D. and would like the pigs to have some sort of color scheme and or pattern between them. I am not particular about breed or sex (though I would prefer 2 females and a male and a variety of textures) as long as male is neutered or is old/young enough to be neutered. They will have a loving home with lots of veggies, and lots of floor and lap time. My price range is slightly flexible so just name your adoption fee and I will see if I can pay it. thank you. (I am so excited to finally have piggies again!

**guineapigluver1** · #2 03-09-09, 11:01 am

Have you checked Craigslist? Last time I checked Raleigh's Craigslist, they had lots of pigs.

**fieryone** · #3 03-09-09, 11:40 am

Guinea pigs

Four Guinea Pigs with Accessories (but please throw out the ball if you get any of these pigs)

FREE GUINEA PIGS W CAGE

2 guinea pigs w/cage and supplies to very good home.

FREE GUINEA PIG (ppu)

guinea pig

2 Female Guinea Pigs

Female Guinea pigs for re-homing

**Herdbound** · #4 03-09-09, 11:58 am

thank you guys! Some how craigslist slipped my mind!

Fieryone thanks for the links, they sound promising.

the last one

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Originally Posted by fieryone

. . . Female Guinea pigs for re-homing

sounds like a breeder maybe I should flag it?

I dont want to promote breeding, but I dont want to get rid of a legitemate ad (I am not all that familiar with craigslist!).

As to the ball definetely, That could really mess with their spine and feet!

I am just learning the finer points of caviary but even I know that wrong!

**guineapigluver1** · #5 03-09-09, 12:14 pm

I don't think you should flag the last one. They say all of them need re-homing and offer the cages, too. I'm not certain that it is a breeder.
When you flag you need to be very certain that it is a breeder.

**fieryone** · #6 03-09-09, 12:15 pm

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Originally Posted by Herdbound

thank you guys! Some how craigslist slipped my mind!

Fieryone thanks for the links, they sound promising.

the last one

sounds like a breeder maybe I should flag it?

I dont want to promote breeding, but I dont want to get rid of a legitemate ad (I am not all that familiar with craigslist!).

As to the ball definetely, That could really mess with their spine and feet!

I am just learning the finer points of caviary but even I know that wrong!

It could be a breeder. I would try to email them to find out their tone. It also could be someone who accidentally bought a pregnant female, didn't know that the babies needed to be separated, ended up with more pregnant females and was then over their head. I TRY to give the benefit of the doubt since I've seen that scenario play out before. But if she ends up sounding like a breeder then totally flag it!