Meet Olivia.

She is certainly the most fashion-oriented of the three, Olivia has quite the stylish hairstyle. She is also the most dominant, if Olivia decides that a shelter is hers, it’s hers, you’ll rarely see her chased out by one of the others. If you catch Olivia in the right mood she may tolerate some gentle petting as well. She may even purr a little if you happen to find something that she likes. Surprisingly, despite being the most dominant, Olivia is also the quietest. You’ll rarely hear her unless one of the other girls is doing something that she doesn’t like. While not to the same extent as Zoe, Olivia can be fairly food motivated as well.

Olivia can be a bit of a bully to Isabella, never to the point of biting or anything extreme, but she may chase her around a little. As a result, having a divider or at the very minimum a selection of shelters for the girls will help limit any drama.

Group Likes:
– Spending time with each other
– Being talked to, especially when being approached
– Sniffing fingers
– Fresh vegetables, water and hay
– A clean cage
– Lots of safe hiding places
– Consistent routines
– Shedding
– Pooping on the hay they are supposed to be eating

Dislikes:
– Being separated from each other (even if sometimes it is necessary)
– Being picked up
– Loud noises
– Sudden movements
– Being chased
– Cold temperatures

List of fresh veggies they will eat:
– Lettuce
– Carrots/Tops
– Spinach
– Celery
– Cucumber
– Bell pepper
– Kale
– Broccoli

Veggies they don’t like:
– Cabbage (Green)
– Peas (snow and snap)
– Green beans
– Zucchini (yellow and green)
– Tomatoes (roma and field)

Zoe, Isabella, and Olivia are looking for a home together that will provide them with a big enclosure, yummy food, and all the chin scratches their hearts desire. If you think you can provide a loving home for these beautiful ladies, send the following application to this email: victoria@spca.bc.ca

Application link: https://spca.bc.ca/wp-content/uploads/BC_SPCA_Cavy_Matching_Survey.pdf