Colorado Cavies
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Cavy Slave
- Joined
- Aug 21, 2012
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- Joined
- Aug 21, 2012
- Messages
- 733
So, sadly after many long years we have come to the end of our guinea pig ownership. We lost 3 pigs in the last 2 years to old age. Our last pig is 6 years old now and we are in a sad situation. I'm currently ill, in the process of being diagnosed with an autoimmune disease. Sadly, this is forcing us to move from our current home in Omaha back to Colorado. We are selling our home and due to prices in Colorado have to go back to renting, due to having a dog and a cat, and the apartments we looked at not accepting exotic pets, it seems we may have to rehome Lexi. I'm broken about this, I'm a huge pets for life person. This is not something I ever saw myself having to do.
The only rescue I know of is in Aurora, Cavy Care Inc. But I know from past interactions they adopt to people using pet store cages. Lexi is actually more outgoing now as a single pig, so I think she is okay without a buddy, but I don't want her stuck in a tiny cage for the rest of her life. There is a rescue in Chicago that I think my husband is going to email but it's a very long drive for us so unless they can meet us part way may not be possible before our house sells.
Does anyone know of any other options? We are also putting adds on craigslist but I'm picky about that since like I said I want her to be well taken care of.
The only rescue I know of is in Aurora, Cavy Care Inc. But I know from past interactions they adopt to people using pet store cages. Lexi is actually more outgoing now as a single pig, so I think she is okay without a buddy, but I don't want her stuck in a tiny cage for the rest of her life. There is a rescue in Chicago that I think my husband is going to email but it's a very long drive for us so unless they can meet us part way may not be possible before our house sells.
Does anyone know of any other options? We are also putting adds on craigslist but I'm picky about that since like I said I want her to be well taken care of.