On this page are some of the guests staying at Bobtails until they can find a new family of their very own. Adopting a guinea pig shouldn't be taken lightly, we can live for over 7 years and need lots of room to live. Then of course there's all that food to pay for and vets bills when we're feeling poorly.

Humphrey & Dudley - TO BECOME PERMANENT RESIDENTS
Dudley is a tri coloured Abby 'something' cross. He has his own unique hair style that we cannot quite put into words. Humphrey is a cream Abby 'something' cross who also has an interesting hair style. They were both born in May 2011 and have both been neutered. They are chilled out - despite their whacky look. They came to us because their teenage owner has grown out of them. We have discovered that Humphrey has some ongoing health problems, so these two will remain as Bobtails residents.

Pompom - AVAILABLE SOON
Pompom is a beautiful black and ginger Abby born in April 2011. She came to us because her partner escaped from the run and she was left on her own. When she arrived we discovered a huge lump on her side. This has now been removed by our vet and Pompom has also bee spayed. Pompom is recovering well and will be available for rehoming soon. Pompom is being sponsored this week by Amanda Foley, Rachel Mabin and Christine Bracchi. Thank you for your support and kindness.

Gingerlily - I AM RESERVED
Gingerlily is a delightful petite ginger and white smooth lady who was born in January 2014. She came to us because her partner died. Gingerlily has been reserved and we hope she will bond with Toffee.

Olaf - I AM RESERVED
Olaf is an amazing geriatric Sheltie piggie who certainly looks amazing for his age - he is 7-8 years old! Whether it is botox or good genes we don't know but we want some please. Olaf was a school piggie who, after many years of service, is now ready for a well earned retirement. Olaf is not neutered and, due to his age, we don't really want to put him through an operation. He will therefore be looking for a home as a single house piggie where, ideally he can talk to and look at other piggies from afar. Olaf is currently bonding with two other geriatric male guinea pigs called Kiwi & Mungo and all really hope that it works out for them.