Oh boy. I hope I don't get shamed from PETA or the ASPCA or anyone else for that matter...maybe I should go private? Then again, there is a total of maybe 3 people who actually read this blog, so I guess I'm safe. I hope. But when it comes down to it...seriously, it's just a rodent. And KIDS being kids. Which means they are terrible.
Anyway, this is what happens when you leave kids alone with access to a camera (aka my phone) and poor, helpless little creatures such as this adorable guinea pig right here. Where was I? NO clue. I don't remember in the slightest. I have to say, the kids did get some cute pictures of Skittles:
Oh, yeah...the camera loves me
This is my good side
...now the front.
Silly Ian! Guinea pigs are NOT safe in his hands! I'm so glad Skittles is still alive.
Such a sweet picture! Gabe loves Skittles.
Look at that face! If guinea pigs had expressions, she'd definitely be grimacing right here.
A great way to catch mites and be swooped up by an owl or a hawk.
Here's one way to kill a pet....OMG seriously seeing this, I'm so happy Skittles is still living. SO. HAPPY.
Needless to say...the kids are NOT allowed to take the guinea pigs outside. Ever.
The grass might have been a nice change for the guinea pigs, but Elisa was pretty mean to the one on the trampoline. Kids don't realize how fragile little animals are that can't even defend themselves.
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