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The Guinea Pig Directory includes listings for private adoptions, guinea pigs at rescues and shelters and listings of guinea pig rescues and shelters around the world. Intentionally bred guinea pigs may not be listed.
 
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2 sweet girls need a doting home near Saint Louis, MO
Gillespie, Illinois  62033
Situation: As soon as possible
Bonded pair, Female, 6-12 months old (adult), 1-2 years old (adult), Short hair

Listing expires August 27, 2012

 
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2 BEAUTIFUL SOWS NEED A HOME IN LOS ANGELES! $55 RE-HOMING FEE *INCLUDES EVERYTHING*
Los Angeles, California  90047
Situation: Desperate
Bonded pair, Female, 4-6 months old (young adult), Short hair

Listing expires June 07, 2012

 
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Newburgh, New York  12550
Situation: Urgent
Bonded trio, Female, 1-2 years old (adult), Short hair, Long hair

Listing expires June 05, 2012

 
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2 - Male Guinea Pigs - 1 Year Old
Gastonia, North Carolina  28054
Situation: As soon as possible
Bonded pair, Male, 1-2 years old (adult), Short hair, Long hair

Listing expires June 05, 2012

 
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Stockbridge, Georgia  30281
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Tallmadge, Ohio  44278
Situation: As soon as possible
Bonded pair, Male, 4-6 months old (young adult), Long hair

Listing expires August 19, 2012

 
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Adorable little boy for adoption
Greenwood, Nova Scotia  B0P 1No Canada
Situation: Urgent
Single, Male, Babies (newborns, after nursing, keeping mother), Short hair

Listing expires June 01, 2012

 
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Young Adult Piggie
Carmichael, California  95608
Situation: Very Soon
Single, Male, 6-12 months old (adult), Short hair

Listing expires September 15, 2012

 
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2 Precious Guinea Girls Need a Loving Home
Springfield, Missouri  65810
Situation: Waiting for right home
Bonded pair, Female, 1-2 years old (adult), Long hair

Listing expires May 29, 2012

 
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Sweet Reese needs a home!
Salisbury, North Carolina  28146
Situation: Very Soon
Single, Male, 4-6 months old (young adult), Short hair

Listing expires June 14, 2012

 
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About the Guinea Pig Directory

Guinea Pig Shelters

The Guinea Pig Directory is to here to help you find or rehome a guinea pig. Traditionally, we refer to guinea pig rescues as, well, "rescues" and have for years. However, it turns out that when people are searching on the internet for a guinea pig rescue, they most typically search for "guinea pig shelters." While we have done a lot of education over the years as to the difference between shelters and rescues, our primary objective is to be found when someone is searching for a guinea pig rescue! Therefore, we are now using the term shelter mixed in with rescue as much as possible.

Guinea Pig Shelters vs. Rescues

Guinea pig rescues are privately-run, no-kill groups or individuals. Shelters on the other hand are typically the city, county or regional animal care and control organizations run by tax-payer dollars, grants and contributors. Shelters will usually euthanize animals for ill-health or lack of cage space. These are the "pounds," or local Humane Societies or SPCA's.

Guinea Pigs for Sale

For the exact same reasons, you will see us use "guinea pigs for sale" in addition to adoption. Please understand, that in no way, do we condone nor allow the 'selling' of any pets or animals. Breeders are not allowed to post their stock for sale here. Anyone who 'intentionally bred' their guinea pig is a breeder. Pure and simple. We work hard to make it hard for breeders to sell their animals. The harder it is for them to sell, then they will have to breed fewer animals. However, we also work hard to make it easy for you to find and adopt a guinea pig in need of a new home. Many people in search of a small pet do not know that there is an overpopulation problem. They typically go to the internet looking for guinea pigs "to buy" or guinea pigs "for sale." We want them to come to an adoption site first--rather than a breeder's site. So this is why we are using this terminology in various circumstances.