Abandoned Peruvian guinea pigs seek new home together
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 25 Oct, 07:08 · Archive
Two long-haired Peruvian guinea pigs abandoned by their owner are being cared for by the RSPCA and need to be rehomed as a bonded pair.
Teddy and George, a pair of Peruvian tri-colour guinea pigs, have been abandoned by their owner and are now in the care of the RSPCA Blackpool and North Lancs Branch at Longview Animal Centre in Stalmine.
The long-haired pair are described as enjoying human company, though they can be shy at first. An RSPCA spokesman said they will grow in confidence with patience and regular handling. Being long-haired guinea pigs, they require regular grooming and coat maintenance.
As a bonded pair, Teddy and George must be rehomed together, as they rely on each other for companionship. The RSPCA is seeking an adopter who can spend time with them and help them feel safe and secure. Anyone interested in adopting the pair is asked to complete an RSPCA Perfect Match application form online.
How it is being reported
- Abandoned long-haired Peruvian guinea pigs need a new homeTeddy and George, a pair of Peruvian tri-colour guinea pigs, are in the care of the RSPCA Blackpool and North Lancs Branch at Longview Animal Centre in Stalmine.Westmorland Gazette · 25 Oct, 06:00
- Abandoned long-haired Peruvian guinea pigs need a new homeTeddy and George, a pair of Peruvian tri-colour guinea pigs, are in the care of the RSPCA Blackpool and North Lancs Branch at Longview Animal Centre in Stalmine.NW Evening Mail · 25 Oct, 06:00
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