I want to know how you met your first guinea pig and entered this wonderful world of guinea pigs.
I met my first guinea pig, Frosty, when I was working at a shelter. She came in with her two sisters, mother, and father. At the time, I had no idea I would be adopting her myself.
As the weeks went by I watched as her two sisters were adopted together at a month old, then her mother, then her father. But little Frosty, being white with pink eyes, many thought she was "creepy" and didn't want to adopt her (also, her photo on the shelter website didn't do her any justice). After about a month (she was two months by then), I got the duty of cleaning her cage, so I did. After I cleaned it, Frosty did the cutest little hop (called popcorning as I soon learned). I couldn't get that cute little hop out of my head afterwards and ended up adopting her a week later. Today, Frosty is now three years old and living happily with her buddy, Penny and her soon-to-be-roommates Penelope and Snowball.
I met my first guinea pig, Frosty, when I was working at a shelter. She came in with her two sisters, mother, and father. At the time, I had no idea I would be adopting her myself.
As the weeks went by I watched as her two sisters were adopted together at a month old, then her mother, then her father. But little Frosty, being white with pink eyes, many thought she was "creepy" and didn't want to adopt her (also, her photo on the shelter website didn't do her any justice). After about a month (she was two months by then), I got the duty of cleaning her cage, so I did. After I cleaned it, Frosty did the cutest little hop (called popcorning as I soon learned). I couldn't get that cute little hop out of my head afterwards and ended up adopting her a week later. Today, Frosty is now three years old and living happily with her buddy, Penny and her soon-to-be-roommates Penelope and Snowball.