Wiiiiieek!
Teenage Guinea Pig
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- Dec 12, 2010
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- Greater south London with my husband
Hello everyone...
I am not very happy right now. My 'friend' who also has pigs, just told me that as two of her 10 week old babies haven't been sold, she is going to take them to the RSPCA rescue centre near here.
I say friend, but quite frankly I am ashamed to say I know her. She let her sow get pregnant intentionally because she wanted babies to sell. I only found all this out after being told she wanted rid of the little ones.
I know for a fact that like many/ all other rescue centres, the RSPCA centre near here is at bursting point. I am very tempted to take the babies off her myself first before I have nothing more to do with her!
What do you all think? Cinnamon's babies are now 5 day old wonderful, healthy, springy little buggers rolleyes... Cinnamon is happy and recovering from giving birth well and as she's in her "maternity apartment" as I call it, Coconut could do with some company...
I am waiting for some things to arrive to add at least another 2 DIY levels/ shelves to my cage anyway :{ so there will be a lot more running room in my new massive cage.
I am not sure if she's just saying this to me to get me to take them off her hands but quite frankly, I'd rather not take that chance. I've seen the babies before, tri colour shorthairs... one of which is very, very shy...
I want to help them but I am not sure if it's too much too fast ?/
I am not very happy right now. My 'friend' who also has pigs, just told me that as two of her 10 week old babies haven't been sold, she is going to take them to the RSPCA rescue centre near here.
I say friend, but quite frankly I am ashamed to say I know her. She let her sow get pregnant intentionally because she wanted babies to sell. I only found all this out after being told she wanted rid of the little ones.
I know for a fact that like many/ all other rescue centres, the RSPCA centre near here is at bursting point. I am very tempted to take the babies off her myself first before I have nothing more to do with her!
What do you all think? Cinnamon's babies are now 5 day old wonderful, healthy, springy little buggers rolleyes... Cinnamon is happy and recovering from giving birth well and as she's in her "maternity apartment" as I call it, Coconut could do with some company...
I am waiting for some things to arrive to add at least another 2 DIY levels/ shelves to my cage anyway :{ so there will be a lot more running room in my new massive cage.
I am not sure if she's just saying this to me to get me to take them off her hands but quite frankly, I'd rather not take that chance. I've seen the babies before, tri colour shorthairs... one of which is very, very shy...
I want to help them but I am not sure if it's too much too fast ?/