Two years ago we got Quincy at the pound and last year we found Caspian in the hope that the two could become good friends. It didn't turn out as well as we'd hoped and now that we're moving to Germany, we need to find two separate homes for them.
If you can adopt either of these cute guys, they, and we, would be so grateful. We'd intended to give them a permanent home but hadn't figured another international move into the picture.
They're phenomenally cute and friendly as all get out.
Here's Quincy! He has a hilarious full name, which is actually secret, but if you adopt him we'll let you in on it (though of course you're free to change it if you so desire)...
And then this is Caspian. He's not quite full grown - or at least he's still a bit smaller than Quincy, though with all his hair he can fool you.
We really have enjoyed these little guys and are so sad that we can't keep them and take them with us, however the fact that we won't have housing when we get to Germany (we'll be staying in a guesthouse until we find a place) makes this impossible.
The Yolo County Animal Shelter no longer adopts guinea pigs out to families and so there's no guarantee that they'd survive a stay there.
Can you help?
If you can adopt either of these cute guys, they, and we, would be so grateful. We'd intended to give them a permanent home but hadn't figured another international move into the picture.
They're phenomenally cute and friendly as all get out.
Here's Quincy! He has a hilarious full name, which is actually secret, but if you adopt him we'll let you in on it (though of course you're free to change it if you so desire)...
And then this is Caspian. He's not quite full grown - or at least he's still a bit smaller than Quincy, though with all his hair he can fool you.
We really have enjoyed these little guys and are so sad that we can't keep them and take them with us, however the fact that we won't have housing when we get to Germany (we'll be staying in a guesthouse until we find a place) makes this impossible.
The Yolo County Animal Shelter no longer adopts guinea pigs out to families and so there's no guarantee that they'd survive a stay there.
Can you help?
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