NEGPR - North East Guinea Pig Rescue Adoption Page

NEGPR - North East Guinea Pig Rescue Adoption Page A page dedicated to NEGPR (established 2008) This page has been set up to share information about the guinea pigs in the rescue's care.

The rescue was established by Layla in 2008 and is run from her family home. Layla takes in old and unwanted guinea pigs. They remain at the rescue in the sanctuary herd. www.northeastguineapigrescue.co.uk
Email: [email protected]

Bonding has gone well for Evie in her new home. She and Toney are slowly getting closer and comfortable with each other....
01/06/2026

Bonding has gone well for Evie in her new home. She and Toney are slowly getting closer and comfortable with each other. Thanks to her adopter for giving her a gap home

Bacon and Bruno are settling in well together. A successful boar bonding 😍
31/05/2026

Bacon and Bruno are settling in well together. A successful boar bonding 😍

Lovely Oliver. A sanctuary resident here at the rescue.
30/05/2026

Lovely Oliver. A sanctuary resident here at the rescue.

Patch in his favourite sleeping spot. He likes to be up high and look about over everyone. I wonder if it is also a litt...
30/05/2026

Patch in his favourite sleeping spot. He likes to be up high and look about over everyone. I wonder if it is also a little cooler and breezier up there while it is so hot.

Marshmallow in his favourite sleeping spot at the moment. I always have to double check he is still breathing. Marshmall...
29/05/2026

Marshmallow in his favourite sleeping spot at the moment. I always have to double check he is still breathing. Marshmallow is a sanctuary resident at the rescue.

Do you remember this lovely boar? He has changed colour! He was pure white.Unfortunately, Arthur has been in rescue for ...
29/05/2026

Do you remember this lovely boar? He has changed colour! He was pure white.

Unfortunately, Arthur has been in rescue for longer than expected. He came in from a neglectful home earlier this year. He has a good home waiting for him but he developed a fungal infection that has been rather persistent and is still being treated. Hopefully he will get to his new home and have company soon.

Ollie is off to see Judith today for castration. He is almost 1 year old and quite a lively boar. He will be keen to joi...
26/05/2026

Ollie is off to see Judith today for castration. He is almost 1 year old and quite a lively boar. He will be keen to join a sow or two later in June. Based in Tyne and Wear. Adoption enquiries to [email protected]

25/05/2026

Today Bacon is taking Bruno home to continue their bonding journey.

These two lovely boys have both been lonely since losing their previous companions, so seeing them getting along well has been rewarding. I am hoping this friendship continues as they settle in together.

Please keep your fingers crossed for Bacon and Bruno 🤞

24/05/2026

Boar date update. Bacon has come to rescue for a short stay to see if he gets on with any of the lonely boys here. If so, he will take them home with him. He initially met Stan and that did get on well for quite some time but Stan liked Bacon a bit too much and Bacon was getting a bit tired so I decided to cease with that bond. Now Bacon is meeting Bruno and they have had a night together and all is going well. They seem to be a better match and are both quite calm and keen to mind their own business. So fingers crossed 🤞

21/05/2026

Guinea pig reviewed and approved HAY

Good quality hay is one of the most important parts of guinea pig care. It should make up most of their diet and helps support digestion, dental health, and natural foraging behaviours.

This is the meadow hay I’ve used for over 10 years at the rescue because it’s consistently fresh, green, soft, and the guinea pigs absolutely love it.

So much bagged hay is brown, dusty, or stale smelling. Good hay really is worth investing in and isn't really any more expensive than poor quality pet store hay.

This 9 kg bale of meadow hay is £19 with next day delivery and lasts a pair of guinea pigs a long time too.

Https://hay-and-straw.co.uk/hay

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