Santa and Jingles need a new home for xmas

[sgprescue]

Santa and Jingles did not have the best start in life. Their owner was a collector of animals and did not look after them properly. When they were found by the RSPCA they were siting on inches of their own muck and had a bad case of Mange mites. Their exact age is unknown but I would estimate it to be around 6 months. They are a lovely pair of boys and they would like a new home before xmas. Here are some before and after pics.

Before
http://muchos.co.uk/members/steppelemming/pig5.jpg
very underweight !!!
http://muchos.co.uk/members/steppelemming/pig6.jpg
http://muchos.co.uk/members/steppelemming/pig2.jpg
http://muchos.co.uk/members/steppelemming/pig4.jpg
http://muchos.co.uk/members/steppelemming/pig3.jpg

After treatment and ready for their new home.
http://muchos.co.uk/members/steppelemming/santaandjingles.jpg

[Dorothy]

Poor boys :( . I hope the RSPCA did something about their previous owners.
They look so well now. They certainly landed on their paws with you :D .

[Gem]

Are they castrated?

I have a lonely Rosie piggie looking for friends

[sgprescue]

Santa and Jingles have now gone to their new home :D

Cheryl

[Towsbuns]

Great news - in time for Christmas too!! The second pic looks like a grown up Ozzie.....

[sgprescue]

Great news - in time for Christmas too!! The second pic looks like a grown up Ozzie.....

Thats because they are probably related. These two boys came in with ozzie and the others :?

Cheryl

[Maaike_Butter]

Yay! I'm always sooo happy when animals get rehomed!

I have to admit that I had to do a double-take when I saw the photos. I've not been on this forum long, and thought...that's a funny looking rabbit...till I scrolled down...duh...guinea pigs!!

I wanted to rehome guinea pigs as well as rabbits...sadly I'm heavily allergic to them. To the point where I can't treat them at work...:(