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Meet Ainsley

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A little about you…

I became a piggie mum on my 10th birthday with two beautiful 4 month old piggies: Titch and Snow White.  I had Titch for 7 years.  Since I got my first pair of piggies I have added three other cages to my collection.

How did you become a piggy volunteer and foster parent?  

I became a volunteer for another guinea pig rescue, and when it closed I moved to QGPR and have been there since it opened.  My family fosters medical piggies and I love watching them go from strength to strength.

Most memorable piggie moment?  

My most memorable piggie moment is when my piggie Titch, who was 5 at the time, sat like a baby in my arms and we put a photo on Facebook.  Titch became an internationally known piggie.  There were comments from Germany and also from other countries.  Any time I spent with Titch was my most memorable moment.

What is something people may not know about guinea pigs?  

Something people may not know about piggies is that they are very intelligent and that  you  can  teach them different tricks.


QGPR thanks
Albany Creek Veterinary Surgery
for their ongoing support. 

http://www.albanycreekvet.com.au
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