There is a white female crested guinea pig left in the small animals room. There is also a chocolate himalayan and a multicolored peruvian boar in staff members offices, if you are interested in the other two, please don't hesitate to ask about them!
Also, there is now a small rat for adoption. He is very nippy, and attemped to bite me when I was cleaning his cage
hes a little mischevious rattie.
The rabbits are still there and have FINALLY been seperated into seperate cages (they are a male and female). Unfortunatly since they were together for so long, the female is problably preggers, but they are both very beautiful bunnies. The female is blonde and the male is more of a reddish blonde and are very soft. They appear to not be very socialized with people so they may need a little bit of work as the male likes the attack my hand when I give him hay.
I hope that someone here can get some of the animals and take them to a good home. I am afriad that most of them will end up outside in hutches in the horrible summer heat as that is mostly the culture around here.
I will continue to look after them untill they are adopted...apparently nobody else thinks that rabbits and guinea pigs need to eat hay. I have been trying to educate staff as best I can about them...but its tough out there, haha
07-07-09, 06:06 pm
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and need homes. There are many different colors and coat types. It $10 to adopt.
