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Meet Benji!

Benji is a sweet and curious male guinea pig looking for a loving forever home! He’s full of personality and enjoys exploring his space, munching on fresh veggies, and chatting with gentle little squeaks. Benji loves being around people and is slowly warming up to lap time and gentle handling.

Like all guinea pigs, Benji will thrive in a spacious enclosure with lots of enrichment and a consistent routine. In his previous home he was the only guinea pig, however, with slow introductions he might be compatible with another male piggy friend.

Benji is ready to wheek his way into your heart! If you would like to adopt this sweet boy, please fill out an application or reach out to the Abbotsford SPCA to set-up a meet. He is currently in a foster home and we would need to arrange for him to be brought back to the shelter for you to meet him.

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