Crisp and Cobbler

Crisp and Cobbler were surrrendered due to no fault of their own. Cobbler is the tan and white fellow and he is a active normal guinea pig. He is a little squirmy but he just needs more handling and love to calm a bit. Crisp on the other hand is a special needs guinea pig. He is what is called a lethal white, which means he has birth defects, shorter life expectancy and other issues due to careless breeding. He is missing his back toes, but that doesn't seem to bother him. He in not completely blind but does have limited eyesight, and you can notice the difference in his eye shapes and size compared to Cobbler. Crisp gets along just fine, eats, drinks and acts like a normal piggy. He does like cuddles. They both deserve to have a great home. Most lethal whites do not live to be 5 years old, but who knows. <br/><br/>Our rescue is not open to the public. Adoptions are made at our adoption events OR by special arrangements made by CBT and potential adopter.... We are located in Dearborn MO. We are willing to meet within a resonable distance. Please check out FB page or webpage (www.teescritters.weebly.com) for adoption event dates and additional information. When considering adopting one of our homeless pets, please remember to do your research before adoption, because we want to place our animals in homes who understand the responsibilities of taking care of an exotic animal.<br/><br/>****** PLEASE READ BEFORE SENDING AN INQUIRY: Please ask questions or make statements, so we can tell if you are seriously curious. - blank inquiries get responded to last - because we get a lot of these, and most are not even really interested.<br/>We do not ship any of our animals. Animals do not include enclosures. The adoption fee is not negotiable.

Crisp and Cobbler were surrrendered due to no fault of their own. Cobbler is the tan and white fellow and he is a active normal guinea pig. He is a little squirmy but he just needs more handling and love to calm a bit. Crisp on the other hand is a special needs guinea pig. He is what is called a lethal white, which means he has birth defects, shorter life expectancy and other issues due to careless breeding. He is missing his back toes, but that doesn't seem to bother him. He in not completely blind but does have limited eyesight, and you can notice the difference in his eye shapes and size compared to Cobbler. Crisp gets along just fine, eats, drinks and acts like a normal piggy. He does like cuddles. They both deserve to have a great home. Most lethal whites do not live to be 5 years old, but who knows.

Our rescue is not open to the public. Adoptions are made at our adoption events OR by special arrangements made by CBT and potential adopter.... We are located in Dearborn MO. We are willing to mee

Crisp and Cobbler were surrrendered due to no fault of their own. Cobbler is the tan and white fellow and he is a active normal guinea pig. He is a little squirmy but he just needs more handling and love to calm a bit. Crisp on the other hand is a special needs guinea pig. He is what is called a lethal white, which means he has birth defects, shorter life expectancy and other issues due to careless breeding. He is missing his back toes, but that doesn't seem to bother him. He in not completely blind but does have limited eyesight, and you can notice the difference in his eye shapes and size compared to Cobbler. Crisp gets along just fine, eats, drinks and acts like a normal piggy. He does like cuddles. They both deserve to have a great home. Most lethal whites do not live to be 5 years old, but who knows.

Our rescue is not open to the public. Adoptions are made at our adoption events OR by special arrangements made by CBT and potential adopter.... We are located in Dearborn MO. We are willing to meet within a resonable distance. Please check out FB page or webpage (www.teescritters.weebly.com) for adoption event dates and additional information. When considering adopting one of our homeless pets, please remember to do your research before adoption, because we want to place our animals in homes who understand the responsibilities of taking care of an exotic animal.

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