Adoptables
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 1 Cookie Cookie is such a sweet and gentle pig. She came to us from a local shelter - she was very pregnant at that time! She had 3 babies, and all did great. She was a fantastic mom! She is now living with Bamboo, who was surrendered along with her and they get along great. They would love to find a great new home together! "i am chelsea and i am looking for a ..." "how much??? and where r u guys???" "Wouldn\'t that be Cookie the Second?..." View Comments... |  2 Cookie The beautiful girl. "Haha Cookie is my favrite name for a..." "awwwww..... you are sooooooooo cute!..." "i live right by you guys! i am going..." View Comments... |  3 Cookie Sharing some lettuce with her baby! "That is beatiful and very cute!I rem..." "there soooooooooo cute!i would buy t..." "She is absolutely gorgeous. Very cut..." View Comments... |
 4 Bamboo Bamboo is a handsome and friendly young male guinea pig. He is about 7-8 months old. Bamboo was neutered, and is now living with Cookie. He came into rescue from the shelter with her, and we think he is her son from a previous litter. Bamboo is a super handsome young pig, and is very friendly after lots of time in foster care! He would love a new home to share with Cookie. "He\'s so cute and a good picture pos..." "how much is he plz email back" "He is very cute.I have a guinea pig ..." View Comments... |  5 Bamboo What a cutie pie! We can\'t believe how long this gorgeous and friendly boy has been in rescue. Is yours the forever home he\'s so hoping for? "He is so beautiful and takes such pr..." View Comments... |  6 Bamboo |
 7 Jupiter Jupiter is a sweet and wonderful male guinea pig, who is looking for a great home with another male pig to be his new buddy! He\'s a very big boy, but is only 8 months old. He is calm and relaxed, and loves his veggies! |  8 Jupiter "how much is she" "how much is Jupiter" View Comments... |  9 Jupiter Just look at those lips! |
Sherry:
First off, just like every other animal in the world, there are always free ads for guinea pigs on classifieds. But it\'s not just because "the vast majority of children are taught to dump their animals" I have no idea where you are getting your statistics. Look at all the kittens that don\'t even have a chance at getting a home. Mixed breed dogs are always trying to find a home, and are in and out of shelters. There are irresponsible pet owners out there....but its not the vast majority. The vast majority of pet owners have had their pets for years. Some people can\'t keep their pets do to life situations like moving to a place where you can\'t have pets, allergies that they didn\'t realize they had prior to the purchase or adoption of the animal. But the majority are able to, and want to keep their pets because they love them very much, this includes children.
The person that was using profanity was 15 years old. Of course they are uneducated. Let\'s not start picking on children...that just shows your immaturity.
Samantha :
I would get your guinea pig from the local humane society. They have dozens, and will adopt one out to you if you bring your parent. They need homes JUST as bad as any from a shelter specializing in just guinea pigs. And, they will not scrutinize you like a second class citizen as some places do, just because your 14 and your guinea pig is in your room.
Elysia
- Elysia and Jen, Mon, 29 Jun 2009 6:29PM
First off, just like every other animal in the world, there are always free ads for guinea pigs on classifieds. But it\'s not just because "the vast majority of children are taught to dump their animals" I have no idea where you are getting your statistics. Look at all the kittens that don\'t even have a chance at getting a home. Mixed breed dogs are always trying to find a home, and are in and out of shelters. There are irresponsible pet owners out there....but its not the vast majority. The vast majority of pet owners have had their pets for years. Some people can\'t keep their pets do to life situations like moving to a place where you can\'t have pets, allergies that they didn\'t realize they had prior to the purchase or adoption of the animal. But the majority are able to, and want to keep their pets because they love them very much, this includes children.
The person that was using profanity was 15 years old. Of course they are uneducated. Let\'s not start picking on children...that just shows your immaturity.
Samantha :
I would get your guinea pig from the local humane society. They have dozens, and will adopt one out to you if you bring your parent. They need homes JUST as bad as any from a shelter specializing in just guinea pigs. And, they will not scrutinize you like a second class citizen as some places do, just because your 14 and your guinea pig is in your room.
Elysia
- Elysia and Jen, Mon, 29 Jun 2009 6:29PM
Hello Diana,
Oh my goodness! Finally someone in my area, I too live in Spring Hill! I must ask, is he a short haired or long haired? Here I\'ve been consumed with thoughts of adding a guinea pig to my family! I didn\'t want to buy and I wanted to find a piggy in my area that was in need of a home. Currently I have no cage, thought that would come when I find my piggy. Meantime I have dog crates, cages and bins to hold the little fella until a cage is purchased. I use to have 10 guinea pigs as a child. So if you haven\'t found the little guy a home yet please contact me. Thank you, and thank you for doing the right thing and rescuing him off the street. What were those people thinking?
Tori
- Tori, Mon, 15 Jun 2009 3:05AM
Oh my goodness! Finally someone in my area, I too live in Spring Hill! I must ask, is he a short haired or long haired? Here I\'ve been consumed with thoughts of adding a guinea pig to my family! I didn\'t want to buy and I wanted to find a piggy in my area that was in need of a home. Currently I have no cage, thought that would come when I find my piggy. Meantime I have dog crates, cages and bins to hold the little fella until a cage is purchased. I use to have 10 guinea pigs as a child. So if you haven\'t found the little guy a home yet please contact me. Thank you, and thank you for doing the right thing and rescuing him off the street. What were those people thinking?
Tori
- Tori, Mon, 15 Jun 2009 3:05AM
I live in Spring Hill, FL. Yesterday I caught wandering near my compost pile, a tan and white guinea pig. He was deliberately released into the empty lot next to me by someone that lives in the neighborhood that was somehow under the mistaken belief that these animals can survive in the wild. After a couple of days I was able to lure this piggy with carrots and catch him. He is living in my cats pet taxi. I can not keep him as I am over my head with the animals I live with now.
- Diane, Sat, 6 Jun 2009 7:29AM
- Diane, Sat, 6 Jun 2009 7:29AM
I would love to adopt from you but you are too far away, but I am going to the Shelter here tomorrow to find me a friend for my "Hunny". This site thought me stuff even I didn\'t know.....thank you
- Cindi, Thu, 4 Jun 2009 8:31PM
- Cindi, Thu, 4 Jun 2009 8:31PM