Cage options?

[Taylor.anne271]

Hello!

So I have a rescue pig coming in about a week so time is precious. I just wanted some opinions on good/simple/cheap cage options as this pig may not spend very long with me. She is coming in a rusting chicken wire covered little cage so an upgrade is a must. She was posted by a Facebook friend as "a great Christmas gift for your child!" And with small animal rescues full around here I decided to take the leap to give her a temporary home while searching for a suitable family. I just didn't trust that she wouldn't end up staying in that cage for life otherwise.

I know that the c&c cages are very popular but as this is most likely temporary, I'm looking for other options as well.

Thanks for any ideas!

Taylor

 

[DMS260820]

Makes me so angry, " gift for a child" how about they send their child as a gift to a random person. Go buy a teddy bear

 

[Taylor.anne271]

Makes me so angry, " gift for a child" how about they send their child as a gift to a random person. Go buy a teddy bear

I know! As soon as I saw it, I knew I had to do something!

 

[DMS260820]

I know! As soon as I saw it, I knew I had to do something!

Well done for rescuing. I'm sorry i cant help, i have a spare 120x59 x cage but I'm in uk

 

[Taylor.anne271]

Yaa, thanks so much anyways. I've found that the UK small animal scene is much bigger than in Canada. When I had my hamster it took alot of work to set up a habitat that satisfied me. $40 for a proper sized hamster wheel because shipping!

 

[DMS260820]

Yaa, thanks so much anyways. I've found that the UK small animal scene is much bigger than in Canada. When I had my hamster it took alot of work to set up a habitat that satisfied me. $40 for a proper sized hamster wheel because shipping!

Thats too much lol..atleast it was well spent