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So sorry about your loss. I remember there being a Guinea pig in one of my third (or fourth) grade teacher’s rooms. It was such a sweet little thing.
Sorry to hear about Virgil. *hugs* My friend lost both of her pigs this year as well (Nori and Twee), but they had lived quite long lives for pigs. Nori she had for over a good 6 years, if not longer. Both were cancer I believe. She didn’t plan on getting another, but found Garfunkel when she was least expecting it and brought him home with her. *hugs* Perhaps another special little pig will come into your life again someday too when you least expect it. *hugs* 😥
Thanks again, everyone. Dante says thank you, too. She’s doing a little better today. So am I, I think.
Siberakh, I’m sure another piggy will manage to win my heart someday. That’s what happened with Dante. She was in a dirty tank all by herself at an absolutely filthy G&M pet store, came over to lick my fingers, and I couldn’t leave without her. Virgil came in two months later to keep Dante company. Maybe I’ll let the animal rescue know I could take in a female Guinea if they ever get one. Then Dante won’t be lonely and we’ll have helped a pig in need.
I’m sorry about Nori and Twee, too 🙁 Some of the little guys do manage to live a pretty long time… gives you plenty of happy memories before they go. Rodney, my last little fella, lived almost a full eight years! It’s nice to hear she gave Garfunkel a loving home. That’s a very cute name, too.
I’m so sorry about your little piggy…
Don’t worry about posting on here, unfortunately, alot of us know all too well what it’s like to lose a beloved family member. It’s healing to vent to those who can understand, sometimes.
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