Can't keep them anymore, so we have to get rid of them

The rabbit is maybe 5 months old, and the guinea pig around a year or maybe year and a half. It's called an abyssinian guinea pig or something which is why it has the funky looking hair. I'll throw in an almost full bag of food, the bag of hay, a half bag of cedar bedding, the bigger cage (~20" x 34"), and the smaller cage if you want it. They get along well for the most part in the same cage, but the rabbit does tend annoy the shit out of the guinea pig sometimes







sorry about the blurry pics

6/28/2009 7:39:22 PM

I know someone wants them

7/1/2009 6:42:44 PM

o noez! i wish i could have more pets


might get more response if you list a suggested price (since you listed as FS), some people might be unsure about where to start bidding

if all else fails, you can probably bring them to the spca--not quite what you had in mind, i'm sure, but if you donated the cages and stuff you could prolly at least maybe get a tax write-off (for an in-kind gift) and they usually need more bunnies to socialize!

7/1/2009 7:32:41 PM

i've got a burmese that's getting hungry

7/2/2009 8:38:39 AM

Quote :

"might get more response if you list a suggested price (since you listed as FS), some people might be unsure about where to start bidding"

not really trying to get a lot of money out of it more so than I am just trying to get rid of them at this point

7/5/2009 9:29:32 PM

I'll take the rabbit, but I don't need the cage or anything (because I plan on eating it)

7/6/2009 2:39:50 AM

Interested in the piggie and cages. No place for the rabbit, try the SPCA. I will take the others if you run into no other responses. Thanks Please respond to alison.weatherman@ncmail.net. I do not check TWW that much. Alison

7/6/2009 11:32:07 AM