Our Little Piggies
We often have more guinea pigs than are shown on our website, and sometimes have short waiting lists for adoption (particularly for single piggies looking for companions).
If you would like to adopt a guinea pig from us please register your interest by clicking “Register Interest” and completing our form. If you can’t see a piggy that matches your requirements please we may still be able to help if you register your interest with us.
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8x2 C&C cage
Age: N/A
Large C&C style cage with solid wooden base suitable for up to 5 piggies. The wooden base has been treated with pet safe waterproofing and is in good condition, with some minor staining. Raised off the ground on low wooden supports. Approx dimensions 2.54m long x 0.69 m wide Collection only from Corsham.
Elo and Loulou
Age: 5
Sweet Elo is very tame and enjoys interacting with people. She lives with her friend Loulou - these special older ladies would love their own retirement home. They are also available as long term foster piggies - please enquire
Fiona and Elsa
Age: 18 months
Beautifully bonded pair of sows, friendly and sociable.
Matilda and Anna
Age: 2
Two lovely sows, on the more petite side. Well bonded, a bit scatty but will settle with regular handling
Midwest cage system
Age: N/A
3 part cage system available for donation, each part can be connected in multiple different arrangements (long line, side by side, L shaped). Each section is 120 x 60cm. Collection only from Corsham.
Pancake and Oreo
Age: 3 and 2
Two lovely Rex pigs well bonded and looking for their new family and home
Peanut
Age: 3
Peanut is a busy handsome little man who has been on his own for a little while. He would love a new friend and a new family
Rocky and Buzz
Age: 3.5
Lovely pair of bonded boys. Rocky is very tame, Buzz is still learning but getting much better at realising strokes are nice!
Sam and Frodo
Age: 2
Gorgeous pair of hobbity pigs Sam and Frodo looking for their forever home together. Well bonded, Sam is more confident but Frodo will settle with more handling. Sam has a small sebaceous cyst which has been reviewed by the vets and is benign