Looking to re-home two males (unbonded)
Our Story
My younger sibling and I adopted Chester (pictures 1-5) back in 2022 from a PetSmart, the cage was small and he was visually overweight and we had 3 other guinea pigs at the time. We brought him home and he has been with me the past 2 years. Whenever I moved out of my parents' house, I took him with me as we had bonded the most over the years. I adopted Chubs (pictures 6 and 7) in June to hopefully bond the two, but unfortunately they did not get along, and I lost my job and only source of income and I don't have the means to neuter either of them. I am also disabled and I've had many ups and downs but my conditions will continue to deteriorate and I cannot keep them in good conscience. We are hoping for someone with lots of space and the means to care for them.
Guinea pig info
Rehoming because
We cannot afford food or medical care anymore, as well as running out of room for their cages. We were planning on bonding the two but they did not get along. I am also physically disabled and declining and cannot keep up with the cleaning and feeding.Timing
Location
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