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This bonded pair of males are needing a new home due to owner Hayley being allergic to them. They are in Swindon. Buzz is 1 year old, Woody is 3-4 months. They have not had much handling so the new owner will need to have patience so the piggies can get used to being picked up. If you can offer a suitable, permanent home, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we will go from there.
Update: as expected, this pair have been offered some lovely homes! A home has now been accepted and they should be going to their new home shortly. If anything changes, I will post the update here. Thanks to everyone that responded, and apologies for any disappointment.
I do not expect this lovely pair of females to be available for long! They will benefit from regular handling so they become a bit more relaxed when picked up, and this should improve over time. If you can offer a suitable, permanent home, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we will go from there. Please note that they are used to being kept inside most of the time, and it is now too late in the year to make the switch to outside.
Owner Stacey said:
“Two females, Snickers and Gizmo, around 9 months old. They are indoor guniea pigs but go out in the garden in nice weather for a few hours to munch on the grass. They are not very easy to catch but once caught they are fine for a cuddle or two and are as good as gold. We are located in Bradford-on-Avon.
I’m happy for the cage to go with them as it’s been nibbled here and there.”
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Clover is a neutered male and he needs a new home. If you can offer a suitable, permanent house bunny home, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we will go from there. I gather a previous attempt to bond him failed badly so he may not accept a new friend. Here is what owner Rachel said:
“Clover is 10 months old and he has been neutered. All of his vaccinations are up to date, but he hasn’t been microchipped.
No health issues.
He hates being picked up, but he loves attention, he’ll happily come and sit next to you whilst you stroke him.
Litter trained apart from a few times he’s peed over the edge of the litter tray.
Clover is an indoor bunny & has only ever been indoors, he has a cage as a base only gets ‘locked’ in the cage when i’m hoovering because he likes to get in the way of the hoover.
I live in Calne.”
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This bonded pair of males are needing a new home due to owner Hayley being allergic to them. They are in Swindon. Buzz is 1 year old, Woody is 3-4 months. They have not had much handling so the new owner will need to have patience so the piggies can get used to being picked up. If you can offer a suitable, permanent home, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we will go from there.
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Update: as expected, this pair have been offered some lovely homes! A home has now been accepted and they should be going to their new home shortly. If anything changes, I will post the update here. Thanks to everyone that responded, and apologies for any disappointment.
I do not expect this lovely pair of females to be available for long! They will benefit from regular handling so they become a bit more relaxed when picked up, and this should improve over time. If you can offer a suitable, permanent home, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we will go from there. Please note that they are used to being kept inside most of the time, and it is now too late in the year to make the switch to outside.
Owner Stacey said:
“Two females, Snickers and Gizmo, around 9 months old. They are indoor guniea pigs but go out in the garden in nice weather for a few hours to munch on the grass. They are not very easy to catch but once caught they are fine for a cuddle or two and are as good as gold. We are located in Bradford-on-Avon.
I’m happy for the cage to go with them as it’s been nibbled here and there.”
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Clover is a neutered male and he needs a new home. If you can offer a suitable, permanent house bunny home, get in touch by DM (not comments please) and we will go from there. I gather a previous attempt to bond him failed badly so he may not accept a new friend. Here is what owner Rachel said:
“Clover is 10 months old and he has been neutered. All of his vaccinations are up to date, but he hasn’t been microchipped.
No health issues.
He hates being picked up, but he loves attention, he’ll happily come and sit next to you whilst you stroke him.
Litter trained apart from a few times he’s peed over the edge of the litter tray.
Clover is an indoor bunny & has only ever been indoors, he has a cage as a base only gets ‘locked’ in the cage when i’m hoovering because he likes to get in the way of the hoover.
I live in Calne.”
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