Anyone know any rescues in the South west uk?

[foxy2279]

Today we went into p@h just for a nose about. Dh spots the pen of guinea pigs. Wow wouldn't it be nice to have a herd of guinea pigs like that. Can they live in groups when they are older. I said yes but i'd need to do a bit of research first else knowing him we would have walked out with more there and then. Having two one year old girls i do not want to run the risk of ending up with a boar.

Does anyone know of any good piggie rescues down this way? The one i got mine from have no females at the moment.

 

[madguinealady]

dont know about rescues but how about a neutered boar as there are usually more boars than sows Also neutered boars on this forum that need homes >he would live quite happily with your two girls.

 

[Jerrybelly]

Here is a link to a map showing the locations of several reputable guinea pig rescues:

https://maps.google.co.uk/maps/ms?m...ll=52.643063,-1.230469&spn=6.775737,19.753418

They all strive to maintain the highest standards in guinea pig care and all come highly-recommended.

 

[foxy2279]

Thank you. Will start looking into rehoming some more piggies. I'm sure my girlies would like a huspig .

 

[summerleaze]

Animals in Distress have several in at the moment. You could also try Woodside in Plymouth or Norman Gormans Guinea Pig Rescue in Saltash area.

Good luck and well done for thinking rescue. xx