

Grey
- Adult
- Male
- Small
- guinea pig
- Guinea Pig
About Grey
Salisbury Mills, NY
Species & Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Grey's Compatibility
This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.
This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
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Grey's Story
Grey was brought to the vet to be euthanized. Why you ask? Because he had grown sick. What type of sick you ask? Starvation and neglect. Yup. Needless to say, after many days of vacillating, going back and forth, talking to everyone under the sun.... Grey's neglectful family was finally convinced to surrender him, allowing him to escape euthanasia by the hair on his chinny chin chin. My God, humans can be twisted.<br/><br/>He was indeed very frail and we thought he might just die on his own. But his will to live was strong. So much so, that he is able to keep the damaged eye we thought would need removal. It still leaks from time to time, and that can be managed with Human Liquid Tears medicine.<br/><br/>This little man still has to undergo neuter when he is deemed strong enough. He loves nothing more than to be held and cuddled. He loves attention. <br/><br/>His scent gland on his hind quarters was recently infected, we know not why. A round of antibiotics took care of that. It's for this reason that we have decided to list Grey as special needs all though he technically isn't<br/><br/>Please reach out to reheartrescue@gmail.com if you don't hear back to us.
Grey was brought to the vet to be euthanized. Why you ask? Because he had grown sick. What type of sick you ask? Starvation and neglect. Yup. Needless to say, after many days of vacillating, going back and forth, talking to everyone under the sun.... Grey's neglectful family was finally convinced to surrender him, allowing him to escape euthanasia by the hair on his chinny chin chin. My God, humans can be twisted.
He was indeed very frail and we thought he might just die on his own. But his will to live was strong. So much so, that he is able to keep the damaged eye we thought would need removal. It still leaks from time to time, and that can be managed with Human Liquid Tears medicine.
This little man still has to undergo neuter when he is deemed strong enough. He loves nothing more than to be held and cuddled. He loves attention.
His scent gland on his hind quarters was recently infected, we know not why. A round of antibiotics took care of that. It's for this reason that we have decided to list
Grey was brought to the vet to be euthanized. Why you ask? Because he had grown sick. What type of sick you ask? Starvation and neglect. Yup. Needless to say, after many days of vacillating, going back and forth, talking to everyone under the sun.... Grey's neglectful family was finally convinced to surrender him, allowing him to escape euthanasia by the hair on his chinny chin chin. My God, humans can be twisted.
He was indeed very frail and we thought he might just die on his own. But his will to live was strong. So much so, that he is able to keep the damaged eye we thought would need removal. It still leaks from time to time, and that can be managed with Human Liquid Tears medicine.
This little man still has to undergo neuter when he is deemed strong enough. He loves nothing more than to be held and cuddled. He loves attention.
His scent gland on his hind quarters was recently infected, we know not why. A round of antibiotics took care of that. It's for this reason that we have decided to list Grey as special needs all though he technically isn't
Please reach out to reheartrescue@gmail.com if you don't hear back to us.
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Grey is from ReHeart Rescue, Inc.
[Salisbury Mills, NY]
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