envisionary333
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Cavy Slave
- Joined
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- Joined
- Mar 14, 2007
- Messages
- 2,346
A few weeks ago when I went to pick up my two newest girls from a shelter, I saw two more adorable female guinea pigs waiting for a home. They are four years old and constantly overlooked because they aren't as energetic as the younger guinea pigs. I am scared they will never find a good home. I would really like to take them home with me!
Here is my dilemma. I already have eight piggies (seven girls and one neutered boy). However, their cage is 55 square feet and could easily house two more girls. Since I have switched to fleece I am positive I could afford to take in two more. I already buy hay and pellets in bulk so it is not a huge difference. My main concern is this: I will be moving back to Seattle in about three years. I do not know if the older girls would make it that long, and if they did it would be a very rough journey for senior piggies. I want to be certain I can keep them safe and happy for the rest of their lives.
So what do you guys think? Should I adopt them?
Here is my dilemma. I already have eight piggies (seven girls and one neutered boy). However, their cage is 55 square feet and could easily house two more girls. Since I have switched to fleece I am positive I could afford to take in two more. I already buy hay and pellets in bulk so it is not a huge difference. My main concern is this: I will be moving back to Seattle in about three years. I do not know if the older girls would make it that long, and if they did it would be a very rough journey for senior piggies. I want to be certain I can keep them safe and happy for the rest of their lives.
So what do you guys think? Should I adopt them?