Munchkin

Meet Munchkin, a lovable Guinea pig now in her new home.

Munchkin has now been placed in her forever home. She was adopted by a lovely family with a 13 year old girl looking for a new furry friend.

Munchkin is a very sweet and social guinea pig that came to us because her caretakers were moving and could not take her with them. She shows no sign of aggression and even interacts with the other animals well.

Munchkin has no health problems as far as AoA staff has noticed. As with any animal, especially rodents, health issues can be hidden from caretakers. Adopting any animal comes with risks.

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