Available Guinea Pigs

Adoption Policy »
  1. Before applying, review the page about appropriate CAGES (click here) . It is very important to us that your guinea pig has a proper size cage!
  2. We do NOT SHIP guinea pigs. You must be able to come to us for the adoption.
  3. We do NOT ADOPT to minors. Heads-of-household only can apply to adopt. Please do not apply to adopt if you are a minor living with your parents.
  4. We do NOT ADOPT to people who have other pets living outdoors (with the exception of horses and other farm animals).
  5. Review important guinea pig DIET information: What to Feed Your Guinea Pig.
  6. We have a "pairs policy". If you own a guinea pig, we are happy to help you find a compatible friend amongst ours. If you don't own a guinea pig, you may adopt a bonded pair or create a pair from our single guinea pigs. When you don't already own a guinea pig, we highly recommend adopting one of our bonded pairs - that way you know you have a pair that gets along, and won't run the risk of them not getting along once you get them home.
Pairs Policy »

We have a "pairs policy". If you own a guinea pig, we are happy to help you find a compatible friend amongst ours. If you don't own a guinea pig, you may adopt a bonded pair or create a pair from our single guinea pigs. When you don't already own a guinea pig, we highly recommend adopting one of our bonded pairs - that way you know you have a pair that gets along, and won't run the risk of them not getting along once you get them home.

Fees »

Fees as of Jan 1, 2019

  • $65 per neutered male guinea pig
  • $80 per spayed female guinea pig
  • $110 for bonded pairs (Pairs listed on the site together)
  • Unlike some other rescue groups, all of our guinea pigs are spayed/neutered and have been to a vet for a checkup prior to adoption. While the adoption fee helps to cover some of the vet costs, our expenses far exceed the adoption fees. Click Here to see why we feel that spaying/neutering our guinea pigs is so important. Not only does it control the guinea pig population, there are definite health benefits.
  • A contract must be signed at adoption time

Notice about adopting female guinea pigs:There is currently a higher demand for spayed, female guinea pigs than availability. There may be up to a two month waiting period after submitting an application. We are limited by which guinea pigs are available in the local shelters and availability of foster homes. We appreciate your patience when adopting.

Adoption Process »
For information on how adoption works and what to expect, read our adoption process page
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    Name:Bocepheus
    Sex:Male
    Type: Brown Agouti & White/American Shorthair
    Age: 1 Year , 10 Months
    Altered:Neutered

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    Name:Annette & Cindi Leaper LA
    Sex:Female
    Type: Red & White/American Shorthair
    Age: 1 Year , 3 Months
    Altered:Spayed

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    Name:Yukon
    Sex:Male
    Type: Tri-color/American Shorthair
    Age: 1 Year , 10 Months
    Altered:Neutered

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    Name:Bintje
    Sex:Male
    Type: Gray Agouti/American Shorthair
    Age: 1 Year , 10 Months
    Altered:Neutered

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    Name:Saga
    Sex:Female
    Type: White/American shorthair
    Age: 2 Years , 10 Months
    Altered:Spayed

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    Name:Orwell
    Sex:Male
    Type: Tan, Black & White/American Shorthair
    Age: 2 Years , 6 Months
    Altered:Neutered
    Special Needs:YES

    Orwell is a sweet and slightly shy boy looking for a girl to share his life with and a forever family. Please note he is listed as Special Needs because he has a slight impaction tendency and needs to be checked for it and cleaned out when necessary.

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    Name:Chowder
    Sex:Male
    Type: Black & White/abby mix
    Age: 5 Months
    Altered:Neutered

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    Name:Woolfe
    Sex:Male
    Type: Tri-Color/Abyssinian
    Age: 2 Years , 5 Months
    Altered:Neutered

  •  

    Name:Piggles & Paisley
    Sex:Male/Female Pair
    Type: Tri-Color / Black & Tan/Abyssinian
    Age: 2 Years , 4 Months
    Altered:Neutered/Spayed

    Meet Piggles and Paisley!! Piggles is about 1 year old and is the little darling on the right in the photo. Paisley is about 2 years old and is the little beauty on the left. Both came to MGPR at the same time and became fast friends. They will waddle their way into your heart quickly. Piggles is very funny as he loves to sit in his food dish like a tiny dog. They get along beautifully. Paisley likes to be pet. Piggles is a little less sure about us humans but we are growing on him! They both come running to greet you any time they think you have treats or food for them which in their opinion should be every time you walk by their space ?? They will need a family with children 12 years and older as they are very wiggly when being picked up. They are both incredibly special and will make you smile.

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    Name:Avalon & Aragorn
    Sex:Male/Female Pair
    Type: Tri-Colored, White/Crested & Silky
    Age: 2 Years , 11 Months
    Altered:Neutered/Spayed

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    Name:Rando
    Sex:Male
    Type: Black & White/American Shorthair
    Age: 1 Year , 3 Months
    Altered:Neutered

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    Name:Jetson
    Sex:Male
    Type: Tri-color/American Shorthair
    Age: 10 Years , 4 Months
    Altered:Neutered

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    Name:Carina
    Sex:Female
    Type: Brown & Red/American Shorthair
    Age: 2 Years
    Altered:Spayed

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    Name:Meissa MAY-suh
    Sex:Female
    Type: Tri-color/Abyssinian / Peruvian Mix
    Age: 2 Years
    Altered:Spayed

  • Dancy & Drama

    Status: Appl Pending


    Only kids 12+/Adults

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    Name:Dancy & Drama
    Sex:Female
    Type: Chocolate & White / Pale Himalayan /American Shorthair
    Age: 8 Months
    Altered:Spayed

    This is a truly lovely pair of young girls. The white one Drama is easier to handle than her sister Dancy, but what she lacks in cuddles she makes up for in the fun they have in their cage and floor time. With guinea pigs you never know Dancy just could end up being the best lap pig ever as she matures a bit. The girls are listed as 12 and over because of Dancy skittish nature when you pick her up. WE would be willing to discuss this with a family with younger children.