Female
6 years
Fudge was part of a very close pair but sadly her partner passed away recently. Since she’s been lonely and so would benefit greatly from having a new friend/s. She is an older lady now, but has plenty of sass and loves exploring. She’s looking for a indoor home with at least one other suitable guinea pig.
Interested in adopting Fudge? Scroll down to see our requirements for guinea pigs and to register your interest.
If you want to apply to adopt guinea pigs, please ensure you have the following:
To consider you as a guinea pig adopter we require you to meet these welfare standards as a minimum. We are happy to advise on cages, diet, enrichment and just about anything else before you dive into buying new things for your guinea pigs.
Please remember that pet shops and generally poorly informed and put profit before animal welfare, so accept their guidance with caution. Often, cages marketed as ‘extra large’ are below even the basic minimum welfare requirements.
Even if you have kept guinea pigs for years, please take a read through our guinea pig care information page linked below as welfare recommendations often change with new research.
A large cage, aiming for 16 square feet for a pair. More space will be needed for larger groups
We always recommend and prefer 'C&C' style enclosures
Identified a suitable exotics vet near you and how you will fund emergency vet treatment
Correct knowledge on guinea pig nutrition and diet
Suitable enrichment, toys and activities
Be able to provide a home to multiple guinea pigs as they cannot be kept alone
Property owner's permission to keep guinea pigs if renting
Considered who will care for guinea pigs when you are away on holiday
Please include as much information as possible. We put great effort into selecting the best home so we don't reserve an animal until the final stage of the adoption process.
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