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Johnny Boy and Jasper

Adult
Male
Small

guinea pig
Guinea Pig
Short-Haired

About Johnny Boy and Jasper

Berlin, NJ

Species & Breed

guinea pig

Guinea Pig&Short-HairedMix

Physical Traits

Adult

Male

Small

Coat: Short

Brown / Chocolate, Orange / Red, White

Behavior

Johnny Boy and Jasper’s Compatibility

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Johnny Boy and Jasper's Story

Johnny Boy, Rhys and Jasper were born on 4/30/2021. And adopted as babies but returned when they were adults. They are currently 4.5 years old and need a forever home to retire in. They are active boys who will need a very large cage to run around and grow into. We recommend at least a 2x5 c&c cage. <br/>The boys are very bonded and must be adopted together.

Johnny Boy, Rhys and Jasper were born on 4/30/2021. And adopted as babies but returned when they were adults. They are currently 4.5 years old and need a forever home to retire in. They are active boys who will need a very large cage to run around and grow into. We recommend at least a 2x5 c&c cage.
The boys are very bonded and must be adopted together.

How To Adopt

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Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Helping All Little Things. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.

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What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

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Helping All Little Things's Adoption Policy

The first step to adopting your new animal is to fill out the adoption application. While we review your application we will send you some information about proper small animal care for you to read over while waiting to be approved. The approval process may take several days depending on how long it takes to contact your references. Once your application has been approved, we will coordinate picking up your selected pets from their foster home and then schedule an appointment for you to come meet them. For the safety and well being of the animals (and humans) you will receive an email with our address and phone number AFTER your application has been approved and the adoption appointment has been confirmed. On the scheduled adoption day please bring with you the adoption fee and a carrier to bring your new pet home in. We highly recommend laying a towel or piece of fleece on the bottom of the carrier and bringing some veggies for them to munch on in the car to help reduce the stress of being in the car. You will be asked to sign an adoption contract before taking your pet home. If you have any questions please feel free to email us at info@helpingalllittlethings.org Note: please keep an eye on your spam folder and add info@helpingalllittlethings.org to your contacts to ensure you don't miss any communication from us! We look forward to working with you. Thank you again for your interest in adoption! Surrendering an Animal ------------------------ If you need to surrender an animal, please copy and paste the link into your browser and fill out the surrender form: bit.ly/halpsurrender . You will be notified via email when there is an opening in the rescue. Please be patient - we have a very long waiting list and it may take several weeks/months to find placement for your pet(s). We will email you when we have a spot!

Our Mission

Finding loving homes for small animals. Helping All Little Things is a 501(c)3 nonprofit small animal rescue and sanctuary. We provide care for medically and behaviorally needy rodents and rabbits, educate the public on their care, and find forever homes and rescue placement for healthy adoptable animals. HALT is based in...