Cucumber Club
Junior Guinea Pig
Meet Shaun, whom I adopted in late May as a companion for Scoffer (RIP).
He came from a home where he'd been neglected and was very timid. He was bought as a gift for a 3-year-old boy, who treated him as a toy and then lost interest. The boy once threw a kitten down the stairs, so I can only imagine that Shaun had a rough time.
His mother was a Teddy and his father a Texel. He's a big pig, and I think he looks like a beaver.
A week after Scoffer died in early June, I adopted Macallan, who was seven weeks old, four inches long and weighed about 150g. He looked like he was made from pure fluff! He and Shaun got on straight away.
Here's Macallan aged 14 or 15 weeks. The crazy hair is due to the fact that's he's an Aby and Peruvian cross (Sheba Mini Yak, I believe):
Shaun and Macallan recently. Macallan is now six months old, and Shaun is two and a half:
He came from a home where he'd been neglected and was very timid. He was bought as a gift for a 3-year-old boy, who treated him as a toy and then lost interest. The boy once threw a kitten down the stairs, so I can only imagine that Shaun had a rough time.
His mother was a Teddy and his father a Texel. He's a big pig, and I think he looks like a beaver.
A week after Scoffer died in early June, I adopted Macallan, who was seven weeks old, four inches long and weighed about 150g. He looked like he was made from pure fluff! He and Shaun got on straight away.
Here's Macallan aged 14 or 15 weeks. The crazy hair is due to the fact that's he's an Aby and Peruvian cross (Sheba Mini Yak, I believe):
Shaun and Macallan recently. Macallan is now six months old, and Shaun is two and a half:
Rambo is the same her rump has the most amazing Mohawk! Glad that they have you! Whoop whoop :laluot_15:
