Beans & Blondie

Beans, a black skinny pig, and her best friend Blondie, a short blonde hair piggy are an adorable pair of bonded pals.<br/><br/>They are on the quiet side. Not incredibly fond of being handled; Beans more so but she has come a long way since coming into care. She has a patch of fur on her nose and will allow pets in this spot. <br/>They are expected to be approximately 3-4 years of age. <br/>Blondie has been in great health her entire stay with us. Beans has visited the vet for two specific issues other than checkups which included an eye ulcer after a suspected hay poke, and a case of bloat. She can become bloated at times and is treated with Kolik, a natural gas relief remedy very safe for guinea pigs. <br/>Other than these two situations, Beans has been in wonderful health as well. Being a skinny pig she is an avid eater which is normal for skinny pigs to help keep them warm. <br/>They enjoy being with each other and keeping each other company. They also love free roam time and their daily trips to the salad bar. <br/>Beans and Blondie are being fostered in Ottawa and are anxiously waiting for their forever family to come along and love them forever.

Beans, a black skinny pig, and her best friend Blondie, a short blonde hair piggy are an adorable pair of bonded pals.

They are on the quiet side. Not incredibly fond of being handled; Beans more so but she has come a long way since coming into care. She has a patch of fur on her nose and will allow pets in this spot.
They are expected to be approximately 3-4 years of age.
Blondie has been in great health her entire stay with us. Beans has visited the vet for two specific issues other than checkups which included an eye ulcer after a suspected hay poke, and a case of bloat. She can become bloated at times and is treated with Kolik, a natural gas relief remedy very safe for guinea pigs.
Other than these two situations, Beans has been in wonderful health as well. Being a skinny pig she is an avid eater which is normal for skinny pigs to help keep them warm.
They enjoy being with each other and keeping each other company. They also love free roam time and their daily trips to the salad bar.
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Beans, a black skinny pig, and her best friend Blondie, a short blonde hair piggy are an adorable pair of bonded pals.

They are on the quiet side. Not incredibly fond of being handled; Beans more so but she has come a long way since coming into care. She has a patch of fur on her nose and will allow pets in this spot.
They are expected to be approximately 3-4 years of age.
Blondie has been in great health her entire stay with us. Beans has visited the vet for two specific issues other than checkups which included an eye ulcer after a suspected hay poke, and a case of bloat. She can become bloated at times and is treated with Kolik, a natural gas relief remedy very safe for guinea pigs.
Other than these two situations, Beans has been in wonderful health as well. Being a skinny pig she is an avid eater which is normal for skinny pigs to help keep them warm.
They enjoy being with each other and keeping each other company. They also love free roam time and their daily trips to the salad bar.
Beans and Blondie are being fostered in Ottawa and are anxiously waiting for their forever family to come along and love them forever.