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1 Male, 4-5 months old
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Rehoming because
We got Caramel about a month after our first Guinea pig (Reece), so that they would have each other for company. Unfortunately, they don't seem to care much for each other. They've been together for a little over the month, but still haven't adjusted. Hoping to find Caramel a good home - I don't know whether he would do well with a different male, or with a female (he has not been neutered!).Our Story
Caramel seems pretty timid, although I feel like that has more to do with being unhappy with his new roommate than anything. I have handled him some, and took him outside in our fenced yard a few times (which he really liked!). I think he is about 4-5 months old - he was purchased from a PetSmart that sold only males, so I'm 99.999% about that!
Caramel comes with a cage (see photo), along with an (open) bag of bedding, food, and treats.
Asking $50, OBO.
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