Did you know...

that just like those poor puppies, guinea pigs in pet stores also can come from mills? And that someone who br33ds even a few litters a year, then sells (or gives away) the pigs online or to a store is still guaranteeing the death of a pig in a shelter?

I say what may seem a harsh statement because there are many, many more guinea pigs then there are homes. And so if you have found this blog, please don't get your guinea pig from a petstore, 4-her, school br33ding program, or someone who has otherwise contributed to the guinea pig population on purpose, because there are hundreds of guinea pigs posted below who are in desperate need of a forever home.

Adopting a guinea pig listed on this website is saving a life!

They're counting on you!

AAGP2 SEARCH ENGINE

Very sadly, I have to end posting of AAGP until further notice. Other time commitments in my life have made the upkeep of this blog impossible. Please visit these sites to find guinea pigs in your region:

National Search Engines:

PetHarbor / Pet Finder / Pets911

National Message Boards:

Guinea Lynx / Guinea Pig Cages / Guinea Pig Home / Cavy Madness / Pigloo

Local rescues/shelters whose websites may differ from national search engines:

Lolly Pop Farm in Fairport (NY) / Berk's County Animal Rescue League (PA) / Saratoga County Animal Shelter (NY) / Animal Protective Foundation (NY)

Please visit my new site in the meantime:

SPONSOR A GUINEA PIG! Where a dollar makes a difference.

Sponsor a Guinea Pig features one special needs guinea pig a month from a different rescue across the country. These guinea pigs are unadoptable due to old age and/or extensive medical issues. They rely on donations for their ongoing care. By featuring one needy pig a month, donators know that their small donations are cumulatively making a big difference!