Albie was born at the rescue in November 2016. His mother came in a large rescue of thirty-seven guinea pigs. He was desexed several months ago and has been happily sharing a cage with five females. He's a sweet boy if a little shy, but like all piggies he'll come out of his shell with regular handling.

Bandit came into our care on 1st December 2017 after he was found and handed into a local vet. He had a severe case of mange mites with a lot of hair loss and open wounds from scratching. After nine weeks in recovery his coat has grown back and he's as healthy as any young piggy could be. Bandit has had a tough road to get to where he is so he does require a home with someone who's willing to work with him and gain his trust. He's a loving, gentle boy but when he's excited he gets a bit crazy, but in a good way 😉 He is available to adopt either as a companion for a female you already have or with one or more of his shelter cage mates 😊

Leia's mum came in the large Maryborough rescue we did in September 2016. Leia was born at the shelter a few weeks later where she has lived ever since. She's a really sweet little piggy and will benefit from lots of handling as she's rather shy. She would suit a quiet environment with an older family. Leia can be adopted as a friend for one of your piggies or with one of her cage mates. She is currently sharing a cage with Nugget, a desexed male, and two females.

Nugget was born at the shelter early in 2017. At four weeks of age he was paired with one of our older males and they got along fine for a year or so but then Nugget became extremely dominant and started giving his cagemate a hard time. So it was off to the vets for our little Nugget and I have to say he hasn't looked back 😊 He's very happy with his current three girlfriends and would like to be rehomed with at least one of them but if you have a drop dead gorgeous female who is looking for her soulmate, he may be tempted 😉Nugget is a friendly little fellow but had had little handling in his sixteen months at the shelter so is only suitable for a family with either no children or those over the age of sixteen.An indoor home only will be considered. We have 1.4m x 69cm plastic based cages for sale for $160.

Billy came in a large rescue in September 2017. He was very skittish at first but is now happy to be cuddled and loves being hand fed treats, with one of his favourites being banana 🙂 He was desexed recently and is now ready to be rehomed with one or more females. He would suit an older family and a quiet environment.

Meet Toffee and Coconut. They are two boys looking for a forever family with children over 12 years of age. Toffee is taking care of little Coconut who is only 5 weeks old. They both like cuddles, playing outside in their run and eating all amount of vegetables.Toffee and Coconut must be adopted together as they are a bonded pair. As Coconut has so much baby energy, he will need an indoor home and is NOT allowed to go to a new home with young children, due to his constant wriggling around. In their cage, they aren't allowed to have C & C grids, as Coconut can easily fit through the grids and escape (so grids must be covered), or ramps, in case he falls off and hurts his fragile little bones. Coconut says that sometimes people think that our carers at the Refuge are so picky about who we go to, but I guess they just care about us so much.

Liquorice is a sweet 18 month old desexed male looking for a forever home. Liquorice came to us very scared and with terrible skin but he’s received lots of love and is now doing great! He loves lounging around in his tunnel and snuggling up with his foster mum on the couch. Liquorice may be one chilled out, timid piggy with his humans, but he doesn’t like other male guinea pigs so is looking for a girlfriend to buddy up with.

Meet Ramone! Ramone is a 1 year old desexed male looking for a forever home and a wife to share his life with. Ramone is a super curious piggy who has spent time around both adults and children. He’s constantly climbing the bars of his cage to see what’s going on outside and popcorning around while he explores.

Meet Hugh and Rocco. These beautiful boys are looking for a caring, gentle forever home with children over 14 years old. They have plenty of energy and love to run around, and call out for their breakfast. They are very sociable and calm when handled and love attention.Hugh and Rocco were surrendered from a home with small children who dropped them all the time. They were terrified of people and had smashed front teeth. Both have received extensive handling to ensure they are ready for adoption but are not suitable for a home with small children. Hugh and Rocco must be adopted together as they are a bonded pair.

These two are very friendly and love a god head scratch. They are males and get a tad grump if cooped up in a small cage for too long.

Hello friends, our names are Cooper & Madge,We are looking for a new home together! We are both very beautiful bunnies that need to be rehomed together as we love each other very much.Our new carer must provide us with adequate space and stimulation as we are inquisitive and intelligent little creatures and will become very bored and depressed if kept confined to a hutch.In our previous home, we were inside and free ranging bunnies. We would very much like to continue this lifestyle so we can hop about and enjoy stretching our legs. Oh and we're toilet trained!If you think you can provide us with lots of time and love, please come and say hi!

Fallow is very sweet but nervous, and is lovely with other rabbits. She is almost litterbox trained, and won't take much for her to use it completely. Fallow needs to go to a home with desexed male rabbit, and we do bunny dates to make sure they are compatible.