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Our Story – Beth and Rodney smiling together, with two guinea pigs and soft botanical illustrations.
Wheatus, the guinea pig who began Beth’s journey with Miss Piggy’s Lair in 2009.
Lucy, the guinea pig Beth brought home as a companion for Wheatus, marking the next step in the story of Miss Piggy’s Lair.
Guinea pigs representing the Lair’s early showing and breeding years and its eventual transition to guinea pig rescue.
Beth cuddling a white guinea pig, representing how her understanding of guinea pig welfare changed and led her to focus on rescue.
Black Miss Piggy and Brown Miss Piggy, the two guinea pigs who inspired the name Miss Piggy’s Lair.
Rodney caring for a guinea pig, representing the early years when he built guinea pig enclosures while Beth and Rodney were living in a rental.
The small caravan Beth and Rodney lived in for six years while saving to build a home and a purpose-built guinea pig rescue.
Beth and Rodney’s home, which they designed around a purpose-built guinea pig rescue, with two guinea pigs representing the brighter future the new shelter made possible.
Rodney cuddling one of the Lair’s special guinea pigs, representing his growing role alongside Beth in caring for the rescue.
Joe, a much-loved brown guinea pig and permanent medical resident who became particularly special to Rodney.
A large group of guinea pigs from the Avondale 191 rescue, where 191 guinea pigs were found living together after an uncontrolled breeding situation.
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Collage about guinea pig rescue with stories and photos.
Volunteers, supporters and community members with guinea pigs, representing the people who help make the work of Miss Piggy’s Lair possible.
A collage celebrating the thousands of guinea pigs rescued, rehomed or cared for by Miss Piggy’s Lair over the years.
Beth holding a guinea pig, surrounded by guinea pig portraits reinforcing that guinea pigs are not disposable pets, breeding machines, social media content or animals that exist to serve people.
Beth sharing affectionate moments with guinea pigs at the Lair, representing her hope for fewer rescues, greater understanding of guinea pig care and more opportunities to celebrate these animals with the community.

• Rescue • Rehabilitate • Rehome • Rescue • Rehabilitate • Rehome

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