This pair of bonded male guinea pigs need a new home, but the home must be experienced with the hairless breed, as one of them is a “skinny pig” (hairless). They are in Thornbury, Bristol. They are absolutely gorgeous, and will make excellent pets, and come with a lot of extras. If you can offer a suitable, permanent and experienced home, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we will go from there. Their owner Emma said:
“Baldwin — male hairless (Baldwin) guinea pig, approximately 3 years old
Biscoff — male smooth-coated guinea pig, approximately 2 years old
No known past or current health issues.
No behavioural issues, both are very sweet little piggies!
Personality descriptions
- Baldwin: Gentle, shy and sensitive. Occasionally enjoys chin scratches but is happiest tucked away somewhere cosy.
- Biscoff: Confident, affectionate and curious. He will often come over for strokes and enjoys interacting with people.
They can go with their full setup, including:
- Large 2x4 C&C indoor cage(think this is £200ish new!)
- Fleece liners and washable pee pads
- 2x food bowls
- 1z water bottle
- Hideys and cosy beds
- Any remaining hay, pellets and accessories I have at the time
- 4x bath mats to go on top of the fleece liners
- 1 x large box for hay storage
- 1 x guinea pig nail clippers”.
Cinnamon is a 5 year old Netherland Dwarf female from Malmesbury, and she needs a new home. She is fully vaccinated but not neutered, and in view of her age and dwarf breed, I would leave the discussion about whether to neuter her or not to the owner, new owner, and vet. If the decision is to go ahead, we will offer a grant of £80 towards her spay, payable to the vet that will carry out the procedure. This must be arranged in advance by the old and new owner to suit their location and vet preference.
If you can offer Cinnamon a suitable, permanent home, get in touch by DM (not comments please as I will respond quicker to DM’s) and we will go from there.
Her owner Dan said:
“She has no health or behavioural issues, and is a good natured, but timid bunny around people. She likes space to run around and is quite fast at top speed! She has lived in a pair, but her partner passed away a couple of months ago, so she is a bit shy at the moment and would like to live with another bunny if possible. Her hutch, feeding bowls, and whatever food and hay we have can go with her.”
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Update: Angel is due to go to her new home on the 5th August, but if anything changes I will post the update here.
Angel needs a new home. As she is not neutered or vaccinated, CottonTails will pay £80 towards her spay and £50 towards her vaccination, payable in advance to the vet that will carry out the procedures. This will be arranged by the new owner to suit their location and vet preference. Her owner Susan said:
“I'm very sad the I am looking to re-home a sweet bunny that I re-homed last summer. She's a lop, one Yr old and very affectionate.
She has not been neutered or vaccinated.
No health issues.
Loving bunny, like to sit on sofa for cuddles. Loves banana as a treat. Loves being out and running around and doing binkies. Happy girl. Litter trained .
She lives in Bridgwater, Somerset.
She comes with a pen, box of hay, food, treats, toys and 30L bag of wooden pellets.”
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I have asked the recipients of the Hoppy Pets hampers to send me some photos of their happy pets enjoying the festive goodies, and will add them in here as they arrive. Here is a note from owner Mandy:
“The girls have started on their treats, festive nibbles,apple pieces,marigold flowers and the festive fajita.
Buttercup piggy sue.mable,sweetheart,coco,
Chocolate,Mr Marble ,pumpkin,caramel and popcorn all send you a big thankyou and a very merry Xmas.”
Owner Katie sent some photos of her two rabbits enjoying one of the hampers.
In case you would like more info on Hoppy Pets, their website is "www.hoppypets.co.uk"
My sincere thanks to Dave Williams (2 hampers), Tracy Benford, Kirsten Oliver and Sally Lowe for their thoughtfulness and generosity.
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This is Mushroom in his new home! He will be gradually integrated with a new bunny friend - I do love a happy ending, or should I say, happy beginning 😊
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Good news - Ginger has now gone to her new home, and will be integrated with a pair of females. The photo is of Ginger and her new owner.
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