piggypuppylove
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- Joined
- Aug 17, 2011
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- Joined
- Aug 17, 2011
- Messages
- 346
I hope you can catch the little guy soon! They are fast little creatures when they want to be.
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The landlord said no. And added that if we caught him it would be an extra $100 deposit. sounds harsh but if you saw the damage that he's paying to fix from the people before us, you'd understand his plight. (but I've wrote him off as a jerk, I'd never tell the people who rent our house that for rescuing a helpless animal) My husband and I only got him out of the bush once, it's that dense. But we're still trying.
He's alive and seems well!! He's a little wet and not as clean as he was but he seems fine and just squeaks and squeaks at me. I left him a few bites of celery and came in to get a dry box (we have several, we just moved here less than a month ago) and put the heating pad back in there with a fleece since some of ya'll have said that and I've seen them in all these awesome cages this site promotes and put some food in there. I'm gonna take away his heater so the box will be his only source of heat and food and put the box as close to his only opening (that I see) out of the bush. The rest of the edges are pretty collapsed with snow. He still has plenty of room to crawl around in there though, so this bush has provided a great canopy for him. Hopefully heat and food will draw him into a box. I've tried this method before and he didn't go for it but hopefully he's desperate. At this point, alone with a 23 month old, I don't see any other ways for me to go at him. When my husband gets home, we'll tag team again.
any suggestions for the ultimate guinea pig treat/junk food? the kind that you don't feed them often but is a no fail?
Pinky, if chicago wasn't so far away, I'd invite you over! I couldn't crawl under that bush though. Not at all!