at the home for wayward guinea pigs
one of a pair of ten month old sisters
that moved in with us today
their "room" is directly beside that of the
older bachelor rodent
with very clear orders that they are not allowed to socialize across gender lines
- 3 is truly enough!
Saturday, March 7, 2009
at the home for wayward guinea pigs
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6 comments:
Looks like quite a character! Great portrait.
oh dear the cuteness.
I'd keep the cages in different rooms. Three can vbecome a dozen real fast! But a great picture of her.
oh but that face... only a quick visit, please.... :)))
You don't fancy the patter of teeny tiny feet then!
this picture is *still* making me smile.
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