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2 male guinea pigs - Hammy and Snowball
Rehoming because
We love our two boys and we’ve had them for most of their lives but unfortunately we can no longer take care of them.Our Story
They’ve been together since they were a few months old. A couple of months ago Hammy who is the orange-ish one started bullying snowball and we decided to separate them but keep them close together. They still have floor time and outside time together though. I’m sure that they could be re-introduced with someone who had more time to be able to do it. We are really sad to see them go, but we want them to have the best life possible and go to a new loving family. We would love for someone to come meet them and make sure it’s the best fit. There is a $15 adoption fee per Guinea pig.
We are pretty desperate at this point and willing to adopt them out separately. If we don’t find a home for them soon, we will be dropping them off at a shelter.
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Can you SHIP?
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But I want THAT one!
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