ADOPTED!!
ADOPTED!!
Males or Females? Which Should I Get?
Many people used to come to us requesting females, because they’ve read that all males fight and all females get along. This simply isn’t true. Yes - some males will fight, but so will some females. Adolescent males can be a bit of a challenge, but almost all of the pairs we’ve adopted out get through their adolescence with only minor squabbles. Some of our toughest piggies to bond have been female. It could be that in years past when everyone kept their guinea pigs in tiny pet store cages that males fought quite a bit. Just imagine trying to house 2 teenage brothers (humans) or for that matter, any two humans, in a closet or elevator together - yes, things could get confrontational. But with today’s bigger cages, happily bonded pairs of males, females or both are happily quite common. To us, it all comes down to individual personalities. For more information, check out these links:
Chocolate and Vanilla Bean -ADOPTED!
Simone and Gabby : ADOPTED!!!
Moe-Adopted!
Skittles -ADOPTED!!!
Meenie and Miney - ADOPTED!!!
Bob and Ted - Adopted!!!!
Reese and Buttercup -ADOPTED!
Chuck,- ADOPTED!!!!
MayBelle-adopted
Geronimo and Ellie - Adopted!!
Latte- Adopted!!
Meryl, Alice and Checkers (below) -ADOPTED!!!
Inkblot and Splotch - Adopted!
Elmer Fudd - Adopted!!
Queequeg
ADOPTED!!
Olive and Pepper
Patch and Raccoon
Monkey (Skunky’s pup)
Mouse
Sammy and Skunky
10/19/2017 - UPDATE ON PADDINGTON AND PASTUZO:
For the past few months, Paddington and Pastuzo hsve been staying with my one remaining personal piggy, a very sweet 5 year old neutered male named Pedro. Pedro has been with me since he was a few weeks old, and has had a large variety of cage-mates. Well, it turns out that Pedro is quite taken with Paddington. I’ve never seen him rumble-strut and move around so much for another piggy. So, at this point, I’ve decided to keep Paddington and Pastuzo around to keep Pedro company. After Pedro goes to the Rainbow Bridge, Paddington and Pastuzo will become available for adoption.
This leaves me with no adoptable piggies at this time. Cavy House will continue to board piggies on a limited basis.
Twister
“Hurricane”
“Whirlwind”
Toby
Cavy House no longer has adoptable guinea pigs. For adoptable piggies,please check these resources:
1)Andy’s Pet Shop in San Jose (features rescued critters only)
2)Little Hearts Rescue - littleheartsrescue@gmail.com
3)Baby Beanz Guinea Pig Rescue in the east bay; you can find contact info on Facebook
4)Friendly Farm Sanctuary in Salinas
5)Humane Society of Silicon Valley adoption outposts
6)San Jose Animal Care and Control
7)Santa Cruz County Animal Services
8)San Francisco Animal Care and Control
9)Los Angeles Guinea PIg Rescue : check them out for great YouTube videos on guinea pig care etc
10) Marin Humane Society (does a great job with their piggies)
11) www.petfinder.com
Daisy
Coco and Cookie:Adopted!
If you’re looking for a guinea pig or two and we don’t have what you need,
please check the following out:
1)Auntie Heather at the Rabbit Haven (Cavy Haven ) 831 239-7119
2)Andy’s Pet Shop in San Jose
http://friendlyfarms.org/wordpress/
Humane Society of Silicon Valley
San Jose Animal Care & Control
Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter
San Francisco Animal Care & Control
Many of the above shelters list their animals on PetFinder and PetHarbor
Freddy and Teddy -Adopted!!
Chiclet
Guinea pigs shown below have been recently adopted
Hoop’s 3 sons.
Holly
Maxwell is a “failed foster”. meaning that he came to us and I couldn’t give him up.
Andy and Freckles-Adopted!!
Pinto- Adopted
Rosie-Adopted
Pepe and Liliana Adopted
ADOPTED
Maybelline-Adopted!
Johnny-Adopted!!!