Cinnamon

Meet Cinnamon & Snickers! This father & son pair is looking for a home to call their own. They are quite skittish, but with the right patient, gentle adopter, they could become more confident and outwardly friendly.<br/><br/>Thinking about adopting your first pair of piggies, or need a refresher on their care? Here are some tips & highlights:<br/>Guinea Pigs have a vegan diet that consists mainly of high quality Timothy Hay, supplemented with 1/8 cup of hay-based pellets per day. Guinea Pigs also need 1 cup of fresh veggies every day, including things like romaine, green & red leaf lettuce, escarole, parsley, dill, and bell peppers. They also need additional Vitamin C supplements because they do not create their own–just like us!<br/><br/>Guinea Pigs are social animals and should be kept with or near at least one other guinea pig of the same sex. They should be kept in a solid base cage, with a minimum size of 7.5 square feet–approximately 2ft x 4ft, with room for food, water, enrichment, and places to hide.<br/><br/>Our shelter is open Tuesday-Saturday from 12-4 (closed Mondays, adoption/surrender appointment only Sundays). If you are interested in this pet, please review our adoption process at www.lowellhumanesociety.org/adoption/#process so you're prepared to adopt & stop by the shelter with the required information to take home this pet.

Meet Cinnamon & Snickers! This father & son pair is looking for a home to call their own. They are quite skittish, but with the right patient, gentle adopter, they could become more confident and outwardly friendly.

Thinking about adopting your first pair of piggies, or need a refresher on their care? Here are some tips & highlights:
Guinea Pigs have a vegan diet that consists mainly of high quality Timothy Hay, supplemented with 1/8 cup of hay-based pellets per day. Guinea Pigs also need 1 cup of fresh veggies every day, including things like romaine, green & red leaf lettuce, escarole, parsley, dill, and bell peppers. They also need additional Vitamin C supplements because they do not create their own–just like us!

Guinea Pigs are social animals and should be kept with or near at least one other guinea pig of the same sex. They should be kept in a solid base cage, with a minimum size of 7.5 square feet–approximately 2ft x 4ft, with room for food, water, enrichment, and places to hide.

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Meet Cinnamon & Snickers! This father & son pair is looking for a home to call their own. They are quite skittish, but with the right patient, gentle adopter, they could become more confident and outwardly friendly.

Thinking about adopting your first pair of piggies, or need a refresher on their care? Here are some tips & highlights:
Guinea Pigs have a vegan diet that consists mainly of high quality Timothy Hay, supplemented with 1/8 cup of hay-based pellets per day. Guinea Pigs also need 1 cup of fresh veggies every day, including things like romaine, green & red leaf lettuce, escarole, parsley, dill, and bell peppers. They also need additional Vitamin C supplements because they do not create their own–just like us!

Guinea Pigs are social animals and should be kept with or near at least one other guinea pig of the same sex. They should be kept in a solid base cage, with a minimum size of 7.5 square feet–approximately 2ft x 4ft, with room for food, water, enrichment, and places to hide.

Our shelter is open Tuesday-Saturday from 12-4 (closed Mondays, adoption/surrender appointment only Sundays). If you are interested in this pet, please review our adoption process at www.lowellhumanesociety.org/adoption/#process so you're prepared to adopt & stop by the shelter with the required information to take home this pet.