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Update: a viewing has been arranged for Saturday for this pair, and I will post an update here once I know the outcome.
This pair of females are located near Westbury and they need a new home. I think they are kept inside but I will check this. Their names are Shadow and Dash, and they are 2 years old. Their owner says they are high energy, quite skittish, and not used to being handled. This would very likely improve with patient and careful handling however, so I think an experienced piggy home would be best for them. The owner is confident there are no health issues.
If you can offer them a suitable, permanent home, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we can go from there.
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Update: as expected, we have been offered several wonderful homes for Otter, and it looks like she will be going to her new home next week to live with a pair of females. If anything changes, I will put the update here, but my sincere thanks to all who responded 😊
This gorgeous female guinea pig needs a new (inside) home with another female or small group. If you can offer her a suitable, permanent home, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we will go from there.
This is what her owner Mary said:
“Our guinea pig’s name is Otter. She is about 3 years old we think. She was a rescue guinea pig originally, so they were guessing roughly at her age when we got her. She's been with us for about a year and a half.
She is not a dominant guinea pig so she made a great companion for our last quiet guinea pig whole recently passed away. She is shy, but very sweet.
We live in Frome. I'm more than happy to give away any equipment if this helps. She lives indoors in a 5ft ×2 ft correx enclosure with several wooden log houses.”
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This pair of females urgently need a new home. As neither female is neutered, CottonTails will pay £80 towards each spay, payable to the vet that will carry out the procedures. This will be arranged by the new owner to suit their location and vet preference.
CottonTails will also pay £50 towards the vaccinations as they are now due, again payable to the vet that will carry out the injections. The grants need to arranged and claimed before the vet appointments take place.
If you can offer a suitable, permanent home for this pair, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we will go from there.
Despite them appearing to look like dwarfs, I believe they are of average size. They are currently kept outside.
Here is what owner Gemma has said:
“I'm melksham wiltshire
They are 2 years old
They are not neutered or vaccinated
They will come with water bottle and food bowl they have got wooden bridges that have in there run and they come with hay and sawdust bedding and will come with food
They will come up to you and will both let you stroke them they can be abit timid to start with. I would ideally like them to go together as they are sisters and grew up together if possible.
They are friendly they will come upto you and be stroked they ain't kean on being picked up but they could possibly be handled more and get used to being picked up.
They dont bite or nothing like that
They have no health issues teeth fine and are very healthy
They are just normal rabbits i was given them when they were only a year old.”
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Update: a viewing has been arranged for Saturday for this pair, and I will post an update here once I know the outcome.
This pair of females are located near Westbury and they need a new home. I think they are kept inside but I will check this. Their names are Shadow and Dash, and they are 2 years old. Their owner says they are high energy, quite skittish, and not used to being handled. This would very likely improve with patient and careful handling however, so I think an experienced piggy home would be best for them. The owner is confident there are no health issues.
If you can offer them a suitable, permanent home, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we can go from there.
3 CommentsComment on Facebook
Update: as expected, we have been offered several wonderful homes for Otter, and it looks like she will be going to her new home next week to live with a pair of females. If anything changes, I will put the update here, but my sincere thanks to all who responded 😊
This gorgeous female guinea pig needs a new (inside) home with another female or small group. If you can offer her a suitable, permanent home, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we will go from there.
This is what her owner Mary said:
“Our guinea pig’s name is Otter. She is about 3 years old we think. She was a rescue guinea pig originally, so they were guessing roughly at her age when we got her. She's been with us for about a year and a half.
She is not a dominant guinea pig so she made a great companion for our last quiet guinea pig whole recently passed away. She is shy, but very sweet.
We live in Frome. I'm more than happy to give away any equipment if this helps. She lives indoors in a 5ft ×2 ft correx enclosure with several wooden log houses.”
5 CommentsComment on Facebook
This pair of females urgently need a new home. As neither female is neutered, CottonTails will pay £80 towards each spay, payable to the vet that will carry out the procedures. This will be arranged by the new owner to suit their location and vet preference.
CottonTails will also pay £50 towards the vaccinations as they are now due, again payable to the vet that will carry out the injections. The grants need to arranged and claimed before the vet appointments take place.
If you can offer a suitable, permanent home for this pair, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we will go from there.
Despite them appearing to look like dwarfs, I believe they are of average size. They are currently kept outside.
Here is what owner Gemma has said:
“I'm melksham wiltshire
They are 2 years old
They are not neutered or vaccinated
They will come with water bottle and food bowl they have got wooden bridges that have in there run and they come with hay and sawdust bedding and will come with food
They will come up to you and will both let you stroke them they can be abit timid to start with. I would ideally like them to go together as they are sisters and grew up together if possible.
They are friendly they will come upto you and be stroked they ain't kean on being picked up but they could possibly be handled more and get used to being picked up.
They dont bite or nothing like that
They have no health issues teeth fine and are very healthy
They are just normal rabbits i was given them when they were only a year old.”
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