• • Natalie and Magda are two young female piggies that are not related but met in rescue, both having come from separate but equally traumatizing situations.  Magda especially is young, flighty and nervous but Natalie is surprisingly well adjusted.  Natalie was found dumped in a mop bucket in the street alongside 4 others back in March and was also pregnant, giving birth to 4 healthy babies whilst in our care (all of whom have now been adopted) . Natalie is confident and inquisitive, can also be loud when it comes to food time.  Both are good eaters and Magda looks to Natalie for comfort and protection at times.  They need an experienced adult owner who doesn’t have other pets that are noisy such as barky dogs, other guineas or rabbits (not to live with) etc are fine.  We ask for a donation of £35 to adopt Natalie & Magda, which helps towards the cost of caring for future guinea pigs. We offer rescue back up for life and would always be happy to take an animal back into our care should the adopter’s circumstances change.
    I’m interested in adopting Natalie & Magda

• We bet these fabulous female guinea pigs won’t be with us for long! Willow (on left) and Ruby, a red-eyed Dutch, are a happily bonded pair. They are short-haired girls who are easy to look after and they aren’t neutered. Willow has always been small, but Ruby is a chunky 1kg girl! They’re very clever and follow basic instructions. They’re good eaters and enjoy apple, carrot and greens, which provide their essential daily Vitamin C. We ask for a donation of £35 to adopt the pair, which helps towards the cost of caring for future guinea pigs. We offer rescue back up for life and would always be happy to take an animal back into our care should the adopter’s circumstances change.

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• Meet Marley who originally came into rescue with his brother Pip last year but they didn’t get on so were separated. He is a gorgeous piggy, very inquisitive, happy being handled although sometimes a little fidgety, loves his food and is very noisy and loud when he feels he should be fed. He is quite small for a male but still, he and his new pad mate will need a big cage/set up of approx 140cm minimum so they don’t annoy each other and 2 of everything so they don’t fight over hideys/food/water. We ask for a donation of £20 to adopt Marley, which helps towards the cost of caring for future guinea pigs. We offer rescue back up for life and would always be happy to take an animal back into our care should the adopter’s circumstances change.

I’m interested in adopting Marley

• Lego, the white American guinea pig and Gino, who is a breed called ‘Teddy’, are a bonded pair. Both are very shy initially but once they get used to you they have very sweet temperaments. They love a little scratch on the head and under the chin and enjoy a little run around by chasing each other playfully. They’re very good eaters and excellent communicators at feeding time! We ask for a donation of £35 to adopt the pair, which helps towards the cost of caring for future guinea pigs. We offer rescue back up for life and would always be happy to take an animal back into our care should the adopter’s circumstances change.

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• • Twix is a stunning mostly tan with flashes of ginger short haired piggy.  He is a very friendly boy, easy to handle and likes his cuddles.  Also quite likes sitting up high on your shoulder and will on occasion drape himself around your neck!  Very enjoys much his food and can be quite vocal when he wants to be come food time, eats most things and a good hay eater.  He is neutered and available for bonding with a lone female or pair / group of females already in situ with potential adopter.  We ask for a donation of £20 to adopt Twix, which helps towards the cost of caring for future guinea pigs.  We offer rescue back up for life and would always be happy to take an animal back into our care should the adopter’s circumstances change.
    I’m interested in adopting Twix

• We have guinea pigs coming in all the time, and many are rehomed before they even get to the website! So please contact us if you are looking for a pair of guinea pigs, or need a single guinea pig to live with a single guinea pig of yours. We ask for a donation of £20 per piggy, or £35 for a bonded pair, which helps to towards our veterinary costs as we rely totally on donations. Thank you. You can email your guinea pig request direct to guineapigs@animalrescueandcare.org.uk

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