2 Young Female Guinea Pigs, 1 is a Sheltie

Forty Foot Rd near Sumneytown Rd, Kulpsville PA

Description

I have two young female guinea pigs for adoption. One is a purebred Sheltie (aka Silkie). She was hand raised (not bred by me), so she's particularly gentle. She likes to be held and is about 5 Months old. Because of her long hair (please look up Shelties), she should have her rear trimmed, get baths, and get brushed. She handles all this well. She's a happy little thing, either still growing or will be petite. She looks bigger than she is because of her coat. The other girl is an American (shorthair). She is a rescue who became buddies with the Sheltie, and they've been together ever since. She doesn't mind being held but is admittedly harder to catch than the other girl. She's coming along nicely with socialization; my 15 year old daughter holds her often and carries her around in a piggie pouch. The American is more energetic; the Sheltie is basically a bump on a log while the Sheltie gets the zoomies! Both girls enjoy their soft beds (cuddle cups) and are especially fond of peaches. They are used to Carefresh litter in whichever interesting color I've picked out at the time. They eat Oxbow Cavy Cuisine, get constant timothy hay, and like leafy greens over peppers and other veggies. The girls come with a cage which includes a hay bin and food bowl. It is a nice sized cage, but admittedly not as big as I'd like for them. I just didn't have the room for anything larger. I'm only rehoming this pair because I can't afford four piggies. My boys are older, so I think it'll be easier to rehome the girls. The girls will make good pets for a loving, caring home. Guinea pigs aren't like hamsters that live two years or so; my last pair lived to be seven! Please be aware that they need a long-term commitment. If you think you can provide that commitment and give them the love and attention they need, please text, call, or email me. I'm asking a $30 rehoming fee for both piggies and their cage.