Susan9608
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Dallas Pigs (Pictures included)
After much thought and consideration, my husband and I have made the heart-breaking decision to rehome some of guinea pigs. We have 2 (possibly 3) females and 2 males we feel need new homes. My husband and I are willing to drive them a reasonable distance to ensure they get a good home. (Reasonable being to Austin, Houston, Texoma, etc)
This is Pindin. She's a light brown mixed with black, abryuvean female, and she was born in October of 2004. She's very sweet, but shy. She's bonded to her mother, Cheddar, and they need to go together.
This is Cheddar. She is an orange abryuvean (sp?), and she's about 2.5 years old. She's also sweet, but very shy and skittish. She's bonded to her daughter, Pindin, and needs to be homed with her.
If you take both girls, you can take their cage (which is a 2x3 equivalent C&C cage) the vetbed I use in their cage, their food dishes, water bottle, hay rack, and hidey houses, along with some Oxbow food and hay.
After much thought and consideration, my husband and I have made the heart-breaking decision to rehome some of guinea pigs. We have 2 (possibly 3) females and 2 males we feel need new homes. My husband and I are willing to drive them a reasonable distance to ensure they get a good home. (Reasonable being to Austin, Houston, Texoma, etc)
This is Pindin. She's a light brown mixed with black, abryuvean female, and she was born in October of 2004. She's very sweet, but shy. She's bonded to her mother, Cheddar, and they need to go together.
This is Cheddar. She is an orange abryuvean (sp?), and she's about 2.5 years old. She's also sweet, but very shy and skittish. She's bonded to her daughter, Pindin, and needs to be homed with her.
If you take both girls, you can take their cage (which is a 2x3 equivalent C&C cage) the vetbed I use in their cage, their food dishes, water bottle, hay rack, and hidey houses, along with some Oxbow food and hay.
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