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Meet Tigger – a distinguished little guinea pig with plenty of charm

Tigger is a handsome rust coloured gentleman looking for a home that can give him space, enrichment, and gentle companionship. Tigger has become a loving sweet piggy in his foster home. He previously lived with another male guinea pig, but limited enclosure space and shared resources made it difficult for them to get along. With a larger setup and thoughtful management, Tigger has every opportunity to flourish.

A very slow, carefully supervised introduction to a well‑socialized male guinea pig may be possible in the future, especially if his new home can provide a spacious enclosure with multiple resources to prevent competition.

Tigger loves having a variety of cozy hideys to choose from, enjoys sipping from his water bottle, and is always happy to have safe chews available to keep him busy. He’s curious, adorable, and ready for a comfortable home where he can feel secure and enriched.

If you’re looking for a delightful guinea pig who will thrive with the right setup and a little patience, Horatio might be the perfect addition to your family.

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