Rehoming Guinea Pigs

Indianapolis IN

Description

We are located behind Meijer in Camby, if you need to map the location. I have three guinea pigs that are bonded and I'd like to keep together, but can also understand separating them if need be. Below are the descriptions of each. If you do take all three I would be happy to also send the guinea cage/fleece liners we've made, all their food, water bottles, hay holders, etc. with you. If you're just looking to take one then you can understand why I wouldn't be able to. 1) Male, Abyssinian guinea pig with red eyes named Mocha, has been neutered. Very shy and skittish to new people, but warms up and snuggles well once comfortable. Orig. adopted 3.6.2021. (We were originally told he and his brother were girls when we got them, but we have obviously discovered that is not the case.) 2) Female, Black hair Teddy guinea, named Latte (lah-tay) Orig. adopted 3.10.2021 where she was the runt of the female litter and very scared of everything. Has since warmed up, but still weary of newcomers. She did give birth to a litter of 3 on 6.22.2021, we thought we had three girl guineas and ended up with two boys and her. She is not fixed. 3) Female, daughter of Latte, born 6.22.2021, father guinea is an American Guinea, so her fur is more like him than the coarse Teddy Guinea, name is Dolce (dohl-chay). She is very vocal when she's uneasy, but she is very cuddly as well. She is not fixed.