Sponsor a sanctuary pig!

At the rescue, we have a number of sanctuary guinea pigs that are not available for adoption due to advanced age, chronic health issues and/or require specialized care. Such pigs are housed at special foster homes, where they remain for the rest of their lives, to give them the stability, care, and love they deserve.Being the special kiddos they are, they can be costly in terms of vet visits and treatment, and, of course, they enjoy the best quality hay, pellets, fruits and veggies as the others - you know we like spoiling our pigs! So, if you're able to support them--and the rescue--by contributing to their care and spoiling, you'll be our hero!

  • Sponsor Rogue!

    Sponsor Rogue!

    Rogue came to use from the Bell County Animal Shelter, and while we thought she only had a cyst, Dr Miller found a heart murmur, ovarian disease, and a benign...

    Sponsor Rogue!

    Rogue came to use from the Bell County Animal Shelter, and while we thought she only had a cyst, Dr Miller found a heart murmur, ovarian disease, and a benign...

  • Sponsor Gucci!

    Sponsor Gucci!

    Gucci is a middle-aged piggy who developed ovarian cysts and cancer. Her family was unable to take her to have fully treated. After a year, she was brought to AGPR...

    Sponsor Gucci!

    Gucci is a middle-aged piggy who developed ovarian cysts and cancer. Her family was unable to take her to have fully treated. After a year, she was brought to AGPR...

  • Sponsor Dino!

    Sponsor Dino!

    Dino is a young piggy with an amazing shiny fur coat, due to carrying the satin gene. Unfortunately, guinea pigs with this gene may develop Satin Syndrome, shortening their lifespan...

    Sponsor Dino!

    Dino is a young piggy with an amazing shiny fur coat, due to carrying the satin gene. Unfortunately, guinea pigs with this gene may develop Satin Syndrome, shortening their lifespan...

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