Have-A-Heart Guinea Pig Rescue is an amazing rescue with hundreds of guinea pigs in foster homes all up and down the east coast (NJ/PA/MD/DE). They are always in desperate need of more foster homes. Contact them if you want to help this enormous rescue organization save even more guinea pigs.
While my goal will be to one day feature every guinea pig Have-A-Heart has for adoption, it's such an enormous task I've got to break it up. I've copied links here for every Have-A-Heart guinea pig in New Jersey posted on Petfinder as of Halloween, 2007. There are so many other guinea pigs in other states, and I'll be posting those shortly. But if you fall in love with a far away guinea, remember: it's worth a drive to keep them alive! So a'la Furry Friends Guinea Pig Rescue, here are my top three New Jersey Have-a-Heart guineas:
#3 Most Wanted NJ Have-A-Heart Guinea: Violet. She is such a beauty! She's been in the rescue since August, and I've had a guinea crush on her since then! I want to see her little face poking out of my stocking this Christmas - slashnevergiveanimalsasgifts.
#2 Most Wanted NJ Have-A-Heart Guinea: LISTING REMOVED-->Cookie, who is bonded with the also adorable Flyer and Squirrelly. They are all 1 1/2 years old sows, and were dumped at the local animal shelter. They've been with the rescue since December of 2006. That's far too long for such amazing guineas to not have a forever home! And look, she's like a guinea Seinfeld would love.
#1 Most Wanted NJ Have-A-Heart Guinea Pig(s): ADOPTED!! Xyloma and Tess! Tess is Xyloma's daughter, and this beautiful team has been waiting for their forever home for two years. The hell? These two are so wonderful. Xyloma came in to the rescue quite pregnant. She is used to cats, dogs, and kids. They're small sweethearts looking for love.
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 --ADOPTED!--> Moses -- Toby and Felix --ADOPTED!--> Tammy and Sue -- LISTING REMOVED--> Liz and Freida -- LISTING REMOVED--> Sam -- Snowflake -- Tyson -- ADOPTED!--> Perdue -- ADOPTED!--> Pistachio -- Abigal, Spatz, Junie -- Felice and Gucci -- Squash, Blossom, and Penelope -- ADOPTED!-->Chase -- 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!-->Josephine -- ADOPTED!--> Milkshake, Rootbeer, and Squeaky --LISTING REMOVED--> Harley -- ADOPTED!--> Gilbert -- 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 --ADOPTED!--> Emily -- Becky and Sesame -- Gingersnap andTigera -- Moby -- ADOPTED!--> Steel -- Trooper -- Jitterbug -- ADOPTED!--> Joleen -- ADOPTED!--> Eclair and Creampuff -- Diaz -- BigBoy -- ADOPTED!--> Snuggles -- ADOPTED!--> Xyloma and Tess -- ADOPTED!--> Pie and Piper -- ADOPTED!--> Wendy and DippinDot -- Sylvia, Wheels, Whippet, and Whiskers -- Hunter and Tumbles -- LISTING REMOVED--> Tuxedo, Cider and Patience -- ADOPTED!--> Lilith and Daisy -- LISTING REMOVED--> Cookie, Flyer, and Squirrely -- Ralph -- Bubbles and Rose -- LISTING REMOVED--> Peter and Carmel -- Leah and RoxyDoodle
So I let Mr. AdoptAGuineaPig pick out his favorite, and he chose one of the beautiful abbys of the Alice, Betsy, and Claire listing. He writes: Unfortunately this beautiful pillow of girl along with two other silver & white abbys (silver!) were being housed outside. She seems pretty swell and fluffy.
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?"
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