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Meet Soda Pop

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Soda Pop is a 5 week old guinea pig who came into our care along with her mom Fresca and sister Pepsi. Soda Pop is especially bonded with her mom and would need to be adopted together with her. Of course, if someone wanted all three guinea pigs, that would be the best!

This little piggie loves:

Fresh veggies (especially bell peppers and parsley!)

Hidey huts and cozy fleece blankets

Gentle pets and calm company

Chatting with their humans and piggy pals

If you are interested in meeting this clan of cuties, please fill out an application online or stop by the shelter during business hours.
Tuesday-Saturday, 12-4 pm.

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