Have-A-Heart has new piggies! Here are the latest additions to their NJ herd. As a reminder, Have-A-Heart Guinea Pig Rescue has foster homes in PA, NJ, and DE. They're always welcome to donations and more foster homes. Even if you can foster just one piggie, that makes a difference! Especially to that one pig.
Alex and Grover are adorably named. I think I actually recognize them from the shelter guineas in this post. How lucky they were to wind up with the rescue! They are familiar with cats, dogs, and kids. They are both so spectacular looking!
Doozer and Jake are senior boys, who have had a hard time of it. They were adopted three years ago, but just recently returned. Their owner's child lost interest in them. Another argument against guinea pigs being adopted as pets for children. They are used to being around cats, dogs and kids. Doozer is four and a half years old, and is a cute brown and white agouti. Jake is also four and a half years old, and is a cute brown and black abby. It will be a special, loving person and adopter to welcome these pigs in to their real forever home.Jolene has been in the rescue since late September. She came to the rescue from the local animal shelter; her owners turned her in because they no longer wanted her--poor girl! This young girl is a lemon agouti, blonde and white American. She is used to being around dogs and cats.ADOPTED! Sweetie Pie is a three and half year old boar who was given up because his owner got bored with him. That says more about the owner than the guinea pig, trust me. He is a white and brown agouti, rust abby. Sweetie Pie is used to being around cats, dogs, and kids.And for the fun of it I'm going to feature some girls who have already been in the rescue for a few months waiting for a home. Dorothy and Mia are such beautiful girls. They've been in the rescue since late September of this year, and they were given up because their owners could no longer care for them. They are used to being around dogs and cats. Dorothy is the pretty gal on the left, and Mia is the lovely crested girl on the right. They are both just a year and a month old.
Peppi, Piper, and Pammy -- Bandit and Big Daddy -- ADOPTED!--> Marie, Francis, and Liddy -- Harley and Edwin -- CRUELTY CASE LANCASTER -- LISTING REMOVED--> Mae and Nelissa -- Squeek and Mouser -- Toby and Felix -- LISTING REMOVED--> Liz and Freida -- LISTING REMOVED--> Sam -- Snowflake -- Tyson -- ADOPTED!--> Pistachio -- Abigal, Spatz, Junie -- Felice and Gucci -- Squash, Blossom, and Penelope -- Alice, Betsy and Claire -- LISTING REMOVED--> Q-Tip and Cupcake -- Speedy and Rocket -- Violet -- LISTING REMOVED--> Snickers and Skittles -- Twila and Drizzle -- LISTING REMOVED--> Nassau -- Moona -- LISTING REMOVED--> Hershey and Kisses -- ADOPTED!--> Milkshake, Rootbeer, and Squeaky -- LISTING REMOVED--> Harley -- Levi -- Lionel and Ritchie -- ADOPTED!--> Meso -- Maxine and Juliet -- ADOPTED!--> Daisy and Sayge -- Peanut and Butter -- Dorothy and Mia -- LISTING REMOVED--> Rootie, Levi, and Bocelli -- LISTING REMOVED--> Slash -- ADOPTED!--> Choppers -- Ebby, Farina, and Sally -- Squidwird -- Piper -- LISTING REMOVED--> Harvest -- Autumn, Squash, and Acorn -- Doze -- Maurey, Slugger, and Korey -- Gingersnap andTigera -- Moby -- Aden and Bane -- Trooper -- Jitterbug -- ADOPTED!--> Eclair and Creampuff -- Diaz -- BigBoy -- ADOPTED!--> Wendy and DippinDot -- Sylvia, Wheels, Whippet, and Whiskers -- Hunter and Tumbles -- LISTING REMOVED--> Tuxedo, Cider and Patience -- ADOPTED!--> Coconut -- Ralph -- Bubbles and Rose -- LISTING REMOVED--> Peter and Carmel -- Leah and RoxyDoodle -- Laverne and Shirly -- BeeBee -- Nola -- Pepper -- Santa and Claus -- Cheech, Bonus, Pardo, and Gizzy -- Treetop, Holly, and Mistletoe -- Poinsettia -- Jolene -- Doozer and Jake -- Alex and Grover -- Sweetie Pie .
helpful links: Quality Hay and Pellets in bulk & Pampering your Pig & Cheaper, Larger Cages & Bedding & Essential Guinea Supplies & Proper Diet & Cavy Savvy Vets & "What's Normal? What's Not?" & "What is Rescuing and Adopting?" & Guinea Pigs in DC/MD/VA
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