Craigslist Guinea Pig Rescue🚨 FILTHY🤢🦠

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• GA

  @gabbyhulsey4646 · 3 years ago

  I think the worst thing parents do is say &quot;you can get a dog only if you can take care of another animal&quot; like what&apos;s going to happen <br>to the guinea pig or other animal when the kid gets a dog or a cat!?!?

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• BU

  @BusyBaileysbead · 3 years ago

  I am a tween. I have 2 Guinea pigs. I watch you, Autumn, and Sarah’s videos. They have good pellets, hay, and veggies. Their cage is 12 square feet and their nails are well trimmed. I believe with proper help from the parents, kids can have small pets 😊

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• TH

  @Thatboyiscorruptpow · 1 year ago

  I got my kids a hamster but we were under no delusion that our children will be taking care of him 😂 the hamster was secretly for me

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• TW

  @twilightingX · 2 years ago

  On using animals to teach children responsibility. I had a Guinea pig when I was a little kid. About 7. Far too young to take care of it on my own properly. I loved it. But used to forget to feed it, because my mother wouldn’t allow it in the house. So was kept in the shed at the bottom of my garden. I remember coming home from school and only remembering to feed it because it was screaming out for food. I’m still traumatized thinking about it today and felt so bad about it for years. Im 52 now. But I realized it was my mother’s responsibility to make sure they were taken care of properly.

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• IA

  @iamlucifersactualvessel · 1 year ago

  my parents always understood when they would get a pet that we probably wouldn&apos;t take proper care of them so they would end up being the primary caregivers. I learned recently that the reason my dad told me he doesn&apos;t like ferrets when I was a kid isn&apos;t because he doesn&apos;t like ferrets but because he didn&apos;t want to have to take care of ferrets. Fortunately, my parents did love animals as well so taking care of our pets wasn&apos;t ever a burden for them. I just can&apos;t imagine parents who actually think their child is going to take care of a small animal.

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• DR

  @dragonvliss2426 · 1 year ago

  Every time I see guinea pigs in the store where I buy my pellets, hay, treats and toys for my two boys ( the only pet supply store in my town ) my heart aches for them and I want to take them all -- but I am 80 years old in September, and I know I would not be able to give them the care they need if I took on any more animals. &nbsp;I concentrate on giving the animals I already have the best life I can. &nbsp;I feel that is the most responsible thing to do.

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• FE

  @ferbobjr4569 · 3 years ago

  My daughter asked for piggies after she was caring for her schools animals, I made her research and ensure she understood what it entailed to have them at home and we waited a year to make sure she was sure. Initially she was really good but the wait was also so I could figure out whether I had it in me to care for them WHEN she got bored and as she’s got older, she did, they are my piggies now and I got 3 more from rescue so we have a heard of sweet treats, Mr Brownie (neutered male), Cookie, Oreo they were around 2 years old on the website I saw their names and it was meant to be as we had 6month old Sugar and Spice at the time. Everyone is 2 years older and while I wish I had more time to just enjoy them, I do my best and learned everything to care for them properly knowing it was likely my child would not want to do the hard work. I remind her daily of their needs as I want to in-still that responsibility but I knew this was likely going to be the case so I have always been hands on in helping her and reminding her why to do what we do for them, as the adults it’s my responsibility to ensure everyone’s safety and care.

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• KA

  @Kaitlynhavri · 3 years ago

  &quot;they probably get some wifi in there&quot; IM SOBBINGGG, DONT BULLY BAMBIIIIIII😭😭😭😭💕

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• AB

  @AbiForHim · 1 year ago (edited)

  I’m a teenager, I have one piggie (in the process of convincing my parents to get him a buddy) His name is Luffy, he loves green bell peppers and dried carrots. His cage is around 13 square feet (around 63 by 31) He always gets super excited for his lettuce, I do all the stuff for him myself, my parents pay for his food, I trim his nails every 2 months. I hope that I’ll be able to get him a friend (it will have to be a baby boy, I don’t have the money to get him neutered)thank you for rescuing these piggies (and the puppy is ADORABLE)

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• LL

  @llothcat · 3 years ago (edited)

  I saw one on Craigslist months ago that I couldn&apos;t pass up: they were living outside in a birdcage on soaking wet cedar bedding. I took them in, a boy and a girl-- girl was preggers. They both had foot issues that cleared up nicely once on the correct bedding. Sadly, baby didn&apos;t make it, but! Momma did. SHE&apos;S SO SWEET TOO!

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• TH

  @ThePiggies3743 · 3 years ago

  I’m so glad that the 13 pigs were adopted and I’m so glad you rescued the pig your such a great person!!😊❤

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• RE

  @redxsos · 3 years ago

  Maybe if you have too many pellets, you could also send the new owners with a bag in your care package (love the idea btw) &lt;3

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