Where to adopt 2 guinea pigs in Cumbria?

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? I'm new and i'm looking 2 adopt 2 female guinea pigs. I live near Carlisle and would love 2 give a good home 2 guinea pigs that are local, have you got any suggestions on where i could get some or some advise?


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Hiya,

Sokel Rescue is in Alston, Graham who runs it posts on here his user name is Sokel. I got my girls from the resuce. :)

Louise
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I think you have to have 50 posts I'll contact Graham to post on this thread. :)
 
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I think you have to have 50 posts I'll contact Graham to post on this thread. :)
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Graham is a moderator so you can pm him with 0 posts :)


you can eiher click on a username and on their profile it says send message, or you can click your messages at top of page, click write new message, in the usernam you type 'sokel' then write you message and press send :)
 
I'm going 2 the animal refuge in carlisle today at about 11:30 am after taking my dad 2 the train station i hope 2 see some guinea pigs there


Bicky800(alana)
 
Just back from the animal's refuge and my mum and I held a couple of guinea pigs. There was 13 in total in different cages but the two they recommended for me were called Max & Paddy. They are both boys, one is 2 yrs old and neutered and the other one is 8 weeks old and getting neutered on Monday.

They have been living together for a while now and apparently there have been no problems. Max the older one has been used for educational visits to schools and they say he is the tamest and most friendly guinea pig they have ever had in the refuge. There were other pairs both male and female but these two seemed the most suitable.

Do you think they would make a couple of good pets for me as a first timer? I do have the chance to go to a local house to have a look at some more, I will hopefully get to go this week sometime. Cheers.
 
Sounds good. However if Max and Paddy are to live together there is no need for Paddy to be neutered. An older boar and a young boar works.

Good luck! :)
 
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