Guinea pigs for adoption

Adoption procedure

You must complete an online adoption form and meet all the criteria, the main points being:

  • You must live in the South East Kent area.
  • Your guinea pig enclosure must be located indoors, be secure, and at least 8 sq ft (ie 4’x2′) in size.
  • We expect parents to take full responsibility for their care as children usually lose interest (note that guinea pigs can live up to 7 years or longer).

Please do not apply to adopt if our criteria can’t be met. If you do not meet the criteria or are out of our area we will be unable to respond. We also can’t conduct video or zoom home checks and will only be able to proceed if we have an available home visitor in your area.

Are you looking for some new best friends or cuddle buddies? Well these may be the perfect piggies for you! As soon as you pick them up for a cuddle they’re kissing your hand. They’ve been waiting for a new home for a long time and would love to be a part of your family!  Asbo & Picnic are both male and were born in 2022. They were sadly abandoned in woodland at the University of Kent.

Lisa & Marie were both born in January 2022. Lisa is mainly black with a little fawn and Marie is ginger and white crested. Sadly these beautiful girls were abandoned in Dover. They have now recovered from their ordeal and are ready for their new forever home. Could you be the family to give them the love that they so deserve.

Panda (male) was born in 2020 and as you can see he lives up to his namesake. Spark (female) was born in 2018. Spark came back to the charity when she lost her partner earlier in the year and is very well matched with Panda. Both are well handled especially Spark who is an absolute delight. This lovely pair deserve a second chance of a new home with lots of love and attention.