Mary and Grace bonded pair

Meet Mary & Grace — a bonded mother-daughter pair <br/><br/>Mary was one of three guinea pigs that were abandoned in an alley during the hot summer. Although just a young juvenile herself, she was already pregnant. On 7/16/26, she gave birth to an itty-bitty pup, Grace. <br/><br/>Mary has been a great mama and Grace has grown by leaps and bounds. They now look more like sisters then mother and daughter. <br/><br/>Mary is sweet but timid and is making great progress with socialization. Grace is becoming more confident and is often the first to take veggies or treats from your hand and to explore.<br/><br/>They both love veggies, floor time, and, most importantly, each other. Mary and Grace are a bonded pair and must be adopted together.<br/><br/>They are kitchen pan trained and would do well with older children who can respect guinea pig behavior

Meet Mary & Grace — a bonded mother-daughter pair

Mary was one of three guinea pigs that were abandoned in an alley during the hot summer. Although just a young juvenile herself, she was already pregnant. On 7/16/26, she gave birth to an itty-bitty pup, Grace.

Mary has been a great mama and Grace has grown by leaps and bounds. They now look more like sisters then mother and daughter.

Mary is sweet but timid and is making great progress with socialization. Grace is becoming more confident and is often the first to take veggies or treats from your hand and to explore.

They both love veggies, floor time, and, most importantly, each other. Mary and Grace are a bonded pair and must be adopted together.

They are kitchen pan trained and would do well with older children who can respect guinea pig behavior

Meet Mary & Grace — a bonded mother-daughter pair

Mary was one of three guinea pigs that were abandoned in an alley during the hot summer. Although just a young juvenile herself, she was already pregnant. On 7/16/26, she gave birth to an itty-bitty pup, Grace.

Mary has been a great mama and Grace has grown by leaps and bounds. They now look more like sisters then mother and daughter.

Mary is sweet but timid and is making great progress with socialization. Grace is becoming more confident and is often the first to take veggies or treats from your hand and to explore.

They both love veggies, floor time, and, most importantly, each other. Mary and Grace are a bonded pair and must be adopted together.

They are kitchen pan trained and would do well with older children who can respect guinea pig behavior