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Guinea Pigs Rescued from the Park

Two guinea pigs were found abandoned in a massive park, near traffic and predators. Their rescue highlights why dumping pets is dangerous and illegal.

Reviewed by Bark & Whiskers

Apr 19, 2025

Abandoned in a park near busy roads and predators, two guinea pigs were rescued just in time. Guinea pigs are domestic pets, not wildlife — they can't survive alone outdoors. Dumping animals is illegal and never the answer.

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