Ginger

Date of Birth Nov 2022
Sex Male
To live with other animals Yes, female guinea pig
To live with younger children Yes 5 years +
Neutered Yes

Ginger is a gorgeous boy who loves to talk to us, especially when it's meal time!

He loves his treats and snuffling down in his hay.

He is a friendly boy who would be happiest being bonded with a female or herd of females.

All rehoming emails must come via rehoming@pactsanctuary.org only.

Your email MUST include-
- Full Name
- Contact number
- Full Address
- Who you are interested in? (Please include their name and what animal, we often have a few with the same names!)
- A bit about yourself and your lifestyle (e.g. your work patterns, do you go away a lot)
- Do you have other pets? Include what they are, ages, are they neutered? vaccinated?
- Children in the home or visiting? how old are they?

Small animals - We need photos of your enclosure and full measurements.
 
Thank you for being interested in giving one of our guinea pigs a loving home! Please see our requirements below.

Rehoming fees: All costs are a minimum requested donation. This is to help cover our costs. All males are castrated before rehoming. We do not spay our females unless medically necessary.
Guinea Pigs £20.00

Outdoor Guinea Pigs
If planning to keep your guinea pigs outdoors, they will need a secure, weather proof enclosure.
For 2 guinea pigs we recommend a minimum enclosure size of 5ft wide x 2ft deep if single tier or a minimum of 5ft wide x 2ft deep if double tier. Any ramps must have a safety barrier fitted.
Hutches are often very expensive, do not last long and are not ideal for piggies - converted sheds/playhouses with runs attatched or custom build hutches are just a couple more suitable options.
  
They must have a secure run for exercise on the grass. The run must be at least 4ft x 4ft x 2ft high and be predator proof with a secure top on it. Guinea pigs must never be left out in this run overnight.
Guinea pigs are very sensitive to the weather, if it is too hot, cold, wet or windy for them to go out then they will require an indoor exercise area.
 
Indoor guinea pigs
Guinea pigs make wonderful indoor pets and will give you more opportunities to bond with them.
We ask that you choose a quiet place in your home away from windows and radiators (where they could overheat or be caught in a draft.) They would need a large predator proof enclosure; a large indoor rabbit type cage would be a good choice.
We also recommend c&c cages.


They must also have a secure run for exercise on the grass. This run must be at least 4ft x 4ft x 2ft high and be predator proof with a secure top on it.
All Guinea Pigs should at least be in pairs.
We do not rehome males in pairs unless they have been brought up together and show no dominace issues whilst at the sanctuary.
If you have a lone male, we would only feel happy rehoming a female to you, as long as your male was neutered.
Guinea pigs must never be kept in garages or out buildings where vehicles are stored and there is no natural light.
Where To Buy- Kennels suitable for Rabbits and Guinea pigs- https://www.facebook.com/HHPetHousing/
RunaboutRuns- https://www.runaround.co.uk/
Manor Pet Housing, Custom Rabbit and Guinea pig homes for outside and inside- https://www.manorpethousing.co.uk/
Suitable wire or runs for Rabbits and Guinea Pigs for outside- https://www.4wire.co.uk/
Kavee, stunning indoor set ups for Guinea Pigs- https://kaveecage.co.uk/