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• D.D.: Tri-colored 
• Michelle: Brown and Tan
• Approx. date of birth:  Nov. 2020

D.D. and Michelle have two different stories to tell -- D.D. was an owner-surrender due to not having enough time and Michelle was surrendered to our local animal control. The girls are not completely bonded yet but get along just fine. Both are sweet and looking for their forever home.

Guinea pigs are a big responsibility. They require daily care, a large habitat and the occasional visit to the vet.

D.D. and Michelle are fostered in Northeast Philadelphia.

Guinea pigs are prey animals and it's natural for them to hide. They need an extra-large habitat for room to popcorn and play. Potential adopters will be asked to provide proof of habitat and other provisions (see below). We ask that you research owning Guinea pigs and be fully aware of what is involved. They require lots of time and space. Make sure you have no allergies to them or hay that is fed.

Guinea pigs are extremely social animals, especially with pigs of the same sex. Guinea pigs live an average of 5 to 8 years, sometimes longer. Please take this time commitment into consideration when looking to adopt a Guinea pig.

• Please fill out a Guinea Pig Adoption Application.
• All questions may be directed to narcats@gmail.com.
• All correspondence will be initially through email until approved. Please check your SPAM folder.
• You must submit a photo of your current set up. The picture MUST include a sign with NAR and the date written on it. Please send to narcats@gmail.com.

See all our Guinea pigs for adoption at http://nar.rescuegroups.org