6 females w/accessories & cages available

It is with much sadness and regret, that I must rehome most of my Guinea pigs. I have 6 female guinea pigs that I'm looking to place with the proper home/homes. If you've never had guinea pigs, please do a little research first. I've learned a lot from the YouTube channels Squeak Dreams and Scotty's Animals. Scotty has a link to his website where he has a very thorough and helpful guinea pig care guide. I recommend looking at the cage set up and diet sections in particular. A few points: Guinea pigs must live in at least pairs. They are not good "starter" pets and they do require daily work. That being said, they are so worth the time and energy that goes into caring for them. These girls live in a herd together and I have them pictured in the pairs I feel they would be most comfortable with. But since they all come from the same herd, I'm willing to rehome them in any grouping you feel comfortable with and interested in. I will only rehome one if you already have at least one at home so they aren't living alone. Picture #1 is Pixie and Willow, they are sisters, born together. Unbeknownst to me, their mother was pregnant when I got her. Picture #2 is Rocky Road and Cream Puff, also sisters. Rocky Road, nicknamed Two Toes has a forked or double toe on her front paw, it doesn't affect her in any way. Picture #3 is Poppy and Dahlia. Poppy is mother to Willow and Pixie. They all have good temperaments but could definitely use more one on one time to make them more tame which I am unable to provide. Rocky Road and Cream Puff are the silliest and most outgoing. I have many supplies and accessories to set up a stocked and functional C & C cage for most if not all of the pigs and are available on a first come first choice basis at no extra charge. Feel free to contact me with any questions if you feel you could provide any of these lovely ladies a loving home.

*Update: Pixie and Dahlia have been adopted by a lovely family and are no longer available.