rramos
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Cavy Slave
- Joined
- Jan 5, 2012
- Posts
- 30
- Joined
- Jan 5, 2012
- Messages
- 30
Hello everyone! My name is Rebecca and my fiance and I are the proud father and mother of two chubby short haired male g.p. and one beautiful girl g.p.
The eldest is Tiny Dancer, who we rescued from a Craigslist post in 2008. The previous owner brought him for her children, but after a while, he became their burden and Lord knows how long he was listed before we brought him. I must say he has been the best purchase I ever made.
The middle child is Peppy la Pew, of obvious reasons.... just kidding Peppy (now he is giving me the stare down). My sister actually got him as a gift from her boyfriend in 2009 but once they broke up, he was no longer wanted. So we rescued him from her, and yes I mean rescue. He has his strong personality, only letting me pet him in his cage without running away this past year, but he is a sweetie pie.
My baby girl... what to say about my baby girl. Her name is Blonde and we got her in 2009 also. She was sitting in a cage at a flea market with pigeons alone a afraid. The only reason she was there was because the inexperienced seller thought she was a he. I brought her immediately and she is as neat as can be-literally. The boys poop and pee where they like, but she designates one corner to make it easier on her mommy for clean up. lol
We have dealt with the passing of two of my children, may Spiral and Koala rest in peace in Guinea Heaven. They were rescues from PetSmart (and yes, I mean rescues) both passing one day apart from each other at too young an age. You never truly get over the passing of your babies, but when Tiny Dancer notices us getting sad, he rumbles like a helicopter into our hearts, making himself flat as a pancake in his cage and putting a smile back on our faces.
I would love to meet other guinea owners and hear about other guinea pig personalities.
Blonde in her play bin while mommy cleans up her room.
Tiny Dancer watching T.V.
Peppy la Pew enjoying some sunlight.
The eldest is Tiny Dancer, who we rescued from a Craigslist post in 2008. The previous owner brought him for her children, but after a while, he became their burden and Lord knows how long he was listed before we brought him. I must say he has been the best purchase I ever made.
The middle child is Peppy la Pew, of obvious reasons.... just kidding Peppy (now he is giving me the stare down). My sister actually got him as a gift from her boyfriend in 2009 but once they broke up, he was no longer wanted. So we rescued him from her, and yes I mean rescue. He has his strong personality, only letting me pet him in his cage without running away this past year, but he is a sweetie pie.
My baby girl... what to say about my baby girl. Her name is Blonde and we got her in 2009 also. She was sitting in a cage at a flea market with pigeons alone a afraid. The only reason she was there was because the inexperienced seller thought she was a he. I brought her immediately and she is as neat as can be-literally. The boys poop and pee where they like, but she designates one corner to make it easier on her mommy for clean up. lol
We have dealt with the passing of two of my children, may Spiral and Koala rest in peace in Guinea Heaven. They were rescues from PetSmart (and yes, I mean rescues) both passing one day apart from each other at too young an age. You never truly get over the passing of your babies, but when Tiny Dancer notices us getting sad, he rumbles like a helicopter into our hearts, making himself flat as a pancake in his cage and putting a smile back on our faces.
I would love to meet other guinea owners and hear about other guinea pig personalities.
Blonde in her play bin while mommy cleans up her room.
Tiny Dancer watching T.V.
Peppy la Pew enjoying some sunlight.
