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Guinea pig, hutch, accessories and run available

By charliep
July 17, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted July 17, 2017

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Posted July 17, 2017

We have a lovely long-haired black and white guinea pig who needs a new home. He is two years old and perfect for young children. Loves being handled. We also have a nice two-compartment hutch with food bowl, water bottle and a shelter that he likes to snuggle in, plus an enclosed run that you can put on the lawn to give him exercise.

We are happy to give him away but wouldn't mind a small donation to go towards the Harry Potter books that my son wants to buy instead (!)

Available to pick up not far from Bellenden Rd/Camberwell Grove. I am happy to send photos to anyone interested.

Thanks

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