Rehoming 2 Female Guinea Pigs

766 first st, Gilroy CA

Description

I took in a pair of big, almost if not full grown female guinea pigs but I didn't realize their hay triggers my allergies severely. I cannot sleep at night having to sniffle and rub my eyes and especially considering that one of the female guinea pigs wants to dominate the other, causing lots of ruckus at night. Because of this issue, I do not mind rehoming them separately ($15 each, a small rehoming fee to make sure they go to a good home) seeing how the non-dominant one does best alone. The lighter one is the shy one that is best socialized with humans rather than other guinea pigs considering she's always panicking around other guinea pig interaction but falls asleep in a human's lap (comfortably). The darker one is very social but is the dominant female who might be in heat based off her actions of chasing and humping (I double-checked their sexes) which I read is temporary so I assume rehoming them together will not be permanently troublesome if someone wants them as a pair. I do not know their breeds because I took them in from a previous owner some time ago but have nice healthy coats. Sadly they wont come with a cage or supplies they are borrowed, not mine. The supplies are old and worn down anyway so anyone looking to adopt these girls are better off getting new set of supplies that isn't rusty or warped.