ghostbusterbunny
Adult Guinea Pig
I just want to say a massive thank you to Joanne and Milhaven Rescue. I adopted two GORGEOUS ladies this afternoon and we are absolutely smitten with them! I was originally going to wait until tomorrow to introduce them to the girls, but I was sat out with them and they were squeaking, they set the rest of the girls off so we had a bit of a party in the kitchen! It's as if these girls (aside from Teaser, but I hope time brings her round to the idea of having 6 best friends) have known each other forever!
Elizabeth (who will be known as Izzy as my sister is called Elizabeth/Lizzy) and Willow are amazing girls. I'd spent the last year thinking my two Abbys were big pigs, but they are pretty much dwarfed by Willow, she is a massive girl! So, here they are:
This was their first meeting in the kitchen, the two babies were roaming round as babies do, but in the corner we had a pile of piggies (Willows face just peeping out is brill!):
Annd, some of all the girls in the hutch.
Joanne, I see what you mean with Elizabeth, she's very timid. She wasn't impressed with Teaser AT ALL. So, I decided that although I was going to wait until Muffin was a bit bigger, it would be an idea for her to meet the babies. Safe to say she was far more comfortable with two little babies around and it even motivated her to join on with a piggie train we had going round the kitchen! Willow has decided she likes to sit and watch everyone else spending their energy running round, bless her! They're both wonderful little piggies, and I hope that they both have the home they deserve here!
Elizabeth (who will be known as Izzy as my sister is called Elizabeth/Lizzy) and Willow are amazing girls. I'd spent the last year thinking my two Abbys were big pigs, but they are pretty much dwarfed by Willow, she is a massive girl! So, here they are:
This was their first meeting in the kitchen, the two babies were roaming round as babies do, but in the corner we had a pile of piggies (Willows face just peeping out is brill!):
Annd, some of all the girls in the hutch.
Joanne, I see what you mean with Elizabeth, she's very timid. She wasn't impressed with Teaser AT ALL. So, I decided that although I was going to wait until Muffin was a bit bigger, it would be an idea for her to meet the babies. Safe to say she was far more comfortable with two little babies around and it even motivated her to join on with a piggie train we had going round the kitchen! Willow has decided she likes to sit and watch everyone else spending their energy running round, bless her! They're both wonderful little piggies, and I hope that they both have the home they deserve here!