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TCGPR is a species specific rescue organization based out of the Saint Paul and Minneapolis area of Minnesota. We rehabilitate guinea pigs who have been neglected, abused or abandoned and place them in loving lifelong homes. As advocates for guinea pigs, our mission is to educate adopters and the public on guinea pig care and well-being. Only through education can we make a real difference in the lives of guinea pigs and their owners. Although we call ourselves the Twin Cities GPR, we serve not only the twin cities area but the entire state. We also work with surrounding states, and occasionally those far away with unanswered questions. Please, use us as a resource. We’ll be the first to admit there is a lot of information about guinea pigs out there. We’re sorry to say that most of it will guide you in the wrong direction. We know the best places to get information and can give you the answers to all your questions. We’re a reliable source of information with years of experience and expertise. Please don’t hesitate to contact us with questions. Have fun looking around! If you don’t see a link you think should be here, check the FAQ.
 
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On January 1st we took in 35 guinea pigs from a private surrender. These guinea pigs were malnourished and desperately needing to be separated by gender. All of them came from an original pair! In the past 6 months, MN has seen too many surrenders of 20 - 40 guinea pigs at a time. Please help us educate so that we see fewer of these types of surrenders.
Breeding  /  Sexing  /  “Dumps” on a national scale
Meet our featured pigs, Jack and Preston! Jack loves to have his nose pet. He likes a calm environment to relax in. Jack is about a year old. Preston is a 6 month old with quite an appetite for attention. He’ll come up to the front of the cage if he thinks you’ll give him some! These two would love to go home together. Email us for more information!