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Handsome 3 month old male named Halloween
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Rehoming because
I will move at the end of February and I will not have time to take care of him because of long work hours. My mom is allergic to the hay.Our Story
Halloween is a male and he is not neuter. He costs $50. He was born on October 18, 2020. He is 3 months old. His colors are black, orange, and white. He is healthy and never have health issues. He is nice and he gets along with other guinea pigs. He eats a variety of fruits and vegetables. I do not know if he likes pellets because I never gave him pellets. He does not like toys but he likes tunnels. The location is Pembroke, North Carolina.
It is your responsibility to bring a cage or a carrier for transportation. Guinea pigs are social animals so I expect that you already have a guinea pig or you will get another male guinea pig. Lonely guinea pigs can pass away faster.
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