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  • mother-of-pearl's Avatar
    134 posts since Dec '07
    • I have a few guinea pigs for adoption at a fee. Interested , please email or pm me.
      Thanks.

      *Giving them up becoz i need to go overseas for a few months. And no one able to look after them .

  • bryanw's Avatar
    2,820 posts since Nov '07
  • mother-of-pearl's Avatar
    134 posts since Dec '07
  • skeujin's Avatar
    24,206 posts since Dec '02
  • mother-of-pearl's Avatar
    134 posts since Dec '07
    • Fees is to ensure tat some ppl dun take them free n go n sell them. I know of some ppl who takes free things and den go n sell for profits.

      I look for responsible ppl to adopt .. not those 3minute fever type of person.

      A fee ensures tat the person will feel a pinch before committing to keep the pet , expected lifespan is approximately 8 years or till they die.

  • mother-of-pearl's Avatar
    134 posts since Dec '07
    • BTW , if u go SPCA to adopt anything , u also need to pay one.

      Nothing is free in this world okie ?

  • skeujin's Avatar
    24,206 posts since Dec '02
    • what the size of the fee u r looking at? are you certain the person who pays you your fee will not resell the rodents?

      and no matter how pretty a picture u paint, a fee is a fee. a profit is made so its a sale. unless u donate the profits to a certified charity organisation.

      and jus because they can afford your fee doesnt mean they are not on a 3 minute fever. it just means they have money.

      BTW SPCA has specific terms & conditions tt come along with the fee such as visitations by a SPCA representative.... Not jus the fee alone.

       

  • mother-of-pearl's Avatar
    134 posts since Dec '07
    • U know how much i spend on them each month? The fee is definately not profits at all.

      My point is tat, if they adopt, they pay a fee , pictures can be view. Even if personally wan to come n see also not no issue.

      The person interested is a young boy… If he is a genuine pet lover, i can even consider giving it to him with NO Fees charged, coz he is telling me he might have problem with his cash flow. I will interview the person n see if he or she is responsible enuf to care for the pet.

      There are some ppl take free things n go sell off. The fee is less den 1/4 of the price of a new guinea pig from the pet shop. To me , its reasonable as it safe guards my interest n the other who is interested.

      If the adopter pay the fee n still go n resell, i also cannot prevent it. The option I can give, is tat i can take it back or refund back within 1 week.

      Who are u to judge? I put up for adoption, ppl adopt n u wan to make so much noise ?

  • Uncertain's Avatar
    991 posts since Jan '07
    • Relax mother-of-pearl, that guy is a fault finder.

       

      Last time, i ask about NTU transfer issue, he also make a lot of noise. Well, stay cool with this kind of busybodies ya.

       

      PS: I am not interested in ur guinea pig icon_lol.gif

  • mother-of-pearl's Avatar
    134 posts since Dec '07
  • Guineapigsrox's Avatar
    1 post since Aug '08
    • If you want people to adopt then you have to give them away for free. Unless you have a guinea pig breeding license you can't breed or sell them. In other words, you cannot accept a fee for giving them away. So, you are committing something illegal most prob.

  • xXxJaylenxXx's Avatar
    58 posts since Jan '08
    • Originally posted by Guineapigsrox:

      If you want people to adopt then you have to give them away for free. Unless you have a guinea pig breeding license you can't breed or sell them. In other words, you cannot accept a fee for giving them away. So, you are committing something illegal most prob.

      Yea. I agree. For adoption, there should not be a fee imposed. Selling of pets without a license is illegal. Will be charged by AVA if found guilty. For breeding, you do not need a license unless, u are prepared to take care of them and do not shirk responsiblities after thinking u cant handle them. Advice is do not breed. Let the animals have a good home and for guinea pigs, do not breed them as it's too risky.

  • KungPaoChicken's Avatar
    294 posts since May '08
  • The only cure for procrastination is a terminal illness.
    LatecomerX's Avatar
    2,069 posts since May '07
    • Originally posted by KungPaoChicken:

      Is a Guinea pig edible?

      I'm not too sure about that, but I know a serving of Kung Pao Chicken fills the stomach well.

       

  • The only cure for procrastination is a terminal illness.
    LatecomerX's Avatar
    2,069 posts since May '07
    • To TS, you can accept the fee as a form of deposit, and when you conduct a home visit, say, 3 months later, you can return that fee to him if the pet is still around. That way, people won't think that you're trying to sell your pet for profits.

       

  • redDUST's Avatar
    1,580 posts since Mar '08
    • Originally posted by KungPaoChicken:

      Is a Guinea pig edible?


      anything that moves is edible...

  • mother-of-pearl's Avatar
    134 posts since Dec '07
    • tat can be arranged. I jus wan someone really keen to look after them. I hate to part with them too. Fee can be returned, as a deposit and after 3 months i can give back the sum after a house visit to see that they are taken care properly.

      The starting is I took in a abandoned guinea pig, seeing tat he is lonely, i got a companion for him… tat made the population bigger n bigger as they multiplied… have already rehome 2 fella. now still left with 5 … and population can increase every 2-3 month .. theres only 1 male adult, and 1 baby male.. the rest r female…..

  • LookSeeOnly's Avatar
    1 post since Aug '08
  • Beautiful951's Avatar
    1,640 posts since Jun '08
    • I have an idea. Why don't you give us a fee for baby sitting your pets? When you come back we give you back? (joking joking)

      On the other hand, i would love one. But mummy does not like them. You'll see it back on your doorstep after a day.confused.png

  • mother-of-pearl's Avatar
    134 posts since Dec '07
    • 1 silky fur, silverish long fur boy, eye brown abit brown only..he is 3-4 yrs le.

      1 white brown gal (aby- messy hair, 80% white, 20% brown, about 1 yr plus) ,

      2 total brown long fur gals(1 is the mama of the curly hair boy) ,(1 is 7 months and other is 2-3month old now)(aby-mum is the white brown messy hair type) ,

      1 curly brown fur boy(dunno breed coz they reproduced dad is silky long fur, mum is totally brown(Which her father is the silky long fur, its his daughter)

      Every week i clean them need few hours… so be prepared tat its not easy to look after de.

  • kajagugu's Avatar
    257 posts since Sep '06
    • curious,

       

      what do they eat?

       

      do they bite?

       

      bathe with what?

       

      what you use as bedding?

       

      Thanks, can PM also. Just slightly interested....

  • mother-of-pearl's Avatar
    134 posts since Dec '07
    • They eat dry pellets. Veggies n carrots occasionally. Bedding wise, i line with new paper n put those plastic mats tat has holes for them. So their wee n shit can be below the mat. More cleaner this way. Used to be using recycled paper pellets, but its rather expensive.

      But if u need recycled paper pellets, 12kg pack ,i am able to get them around 5 bucks cheaper den outside selling.But u need to order at least 2 packs den u can save 10 bucks , but self collection.

      They only need bath when very smelly or if they stained with urine. Provide fresh drinking water for them . They dun bite , if they do, its becoz they mistaken as food… Healthy pigs always eat non stop, they squeak loudly when they are hungry or see u with food, and also might jump very high becoz they are too excited .

      I hope really got sincere adopters .. dun 3 mins heat den wan to keep. Their lifespan is ard 8 years. Long fur need to trim when it gets too long…nails needs to be cut.

      Edited by mother-of-pearl 06 Aug `08, 7:18PM
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    294 posts since May '08
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