Guinea Pig Shelter PH

07/01/2026

We wheek you a Happy New Year! Here's our 2025 Year-End Report. Wheeking everyone a blessed 2026!

05/11/2025

We were on on PTV this morning! We talked about basic guinea pig care and some misconceptions about guinea pigs. Our foster Chocnut (aka Lopi) was so chill, and he made a lot of people in the studio smile. 🌞🐹

05/11/2025

We were on Rise and Shine Pilipinas on PTV this morning! 🌞🐹

🐹💛 Cuteness overload sa Wednesday Pets Day!

Kasama natin si Julia mula sa Guinea Pig Shelter PH, na nagbahagi ng kaalaman at paw-sitive vibes tungkol sa pag-aalaga ng mga adorable na guinea pigs! 🥕🐾

Araw-araw nating salubungin ang magandang morning sa ! ☀️

22/09/2025

From the bottom of our hearts, THANK YOU!

The Guinea Pig Shelter PH is beyond grateful for all the donations, love, and, most importantly, the unwavering support from our amazing community.

As of September 22, 2025, we’ve raised a total of ₱78,190 since our post last September 17, 2025!
This amount will go directly towards the needs of our rescued and foster guinea pigs, especially for their veterinary care, which is one of our biggest and most important expenses.

A special shoutout to our incredible foster furrents who go above and beyond for their foster babies. For making time, putting in effort, and bringing them to the vet when needed, especially those that require extra attention and care. You are truly the backbone of this shelter.

To our generous donors, who continuously support us, your kindness and consistency mean the world. Your help means everything. Every peso, every share, every bit of help makes a huge difference. We are so lucky to have you.

Please know that you may still continue to donate anytime, as the expenses for our rescues and fosters are never ending. Every little bit helps us keep providing love and care to these little lives.

We still have many guinea pigs looking for their forever homes. If you’ve been thinking about adopting, now is the perfect time to give them the love and family they truly deserve. Please don’t hesitate to message us.

From all of us (GPSPH Admins, Foster Parents and most especially the Piggies), THANK YOU SO MUCH! 💛

17/09/2025

A message from Guinea Pig Shelter PH:

YOUR HELP IS NEEDED

Our funds are running critically low, and we’re reaching out for your help.

With the help of our foster furrents, we’re currently supporting multiple fosters who rely on us for food, vet care, and basic essentials. With several emergency vet visits recently, our expenses have gone beyond what we can currently afford.

We’re humbly asking for cash donations, no amount is too small and will be greatly appreciated. Every peso counts and will go directly to saving and caring for guinea pigs in need.

Photos shown are some of the recent vet visit expenses.
We also have a file you can access with a detailed breakdown of all our expenses and current funds, because we value transparency. Just message us for the link.

Please also consider sharing this post. Together, we can continue to give these little lives the care and second chance they deserve.

GCash: QR code posted.
Bank Transfer: Just message us for Bank Details.

Kindly message us if you have sent donation so we can thank each and every one of you, and make sure that all donations are properly accounted.

Thank you so much for your support!



Edit: Unfortunately some photos contain sensitive data of our foster furrents that we can no longer edit or change and the only option left is to delete. Maybe we’ll create another post of our vet trips for transparency of the Shelter’s funds. Thank you so much for your understanding and support!

26/04/2025

Happy World Veterinary Day to all veterinary practitioners! From DVMs to vet aids and nurses, we salute you all! Thank you for the work that you do for animals! 🫡🙏

At Guinea Pig Shelter PH, we believe that even small animals deserve proper care and medical attention when they need it. We have always trusted veterinarians as they are our partners in advocating for proper and responsible guinea pig care. That is why we have a list of exotic vets in the Philippines ready for anyone looking for a vet for their guinea pigs. To see the list, scan the QR on the next slide.

02/04/2025

We now have a YouTube channel! Through this channel, we hope to share more educational and engaging content that promotes proper and responsible guinea pig care. 🐹

For our first ever vlog episode, we show you how to do a weekly full cage clean. Do you have questions/suggestions? Drop them in the comment section below!

And of course, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe! 🫶️

Mabuhay, fellow guinea pig lovers in the Philippines! Welcome to our YouTube channel! Through this channel, we hope to share more educational and engaging co...

26/03/2025

Thank you One PH for reporting on this. To all those who shared with us video of the perya in Antique, rest assured that we have already reported the video to the PROPER AUTHORITIES, specifically the Municipality of Patnongon, Antique. As of this post, we have not received any response from them. We demanded specifically that the LGU coordinate with the Patnongon Municipal Police Station to stop this cruel practice.

According to One PH's report, the Patnongon PNP did not receive any report during the time the perya was operating but only after the video went viral. Nonetheless, they promised to follow up with the LGU regarding the incident. We are glad to hear from this report that Patnongon LGU is "[taking] these concerns very seriously" and they are committed to "be more stringent in inspecting stall owners who apply for special permits and we will never allow such activity to operate."

Following this report, rest assured that we will still follow up with Patnongon LGU regarding our report to reinforce our call to stop the use of guinea pigs and other animals in peryas.

May we also take this opportunity to stress that YOU can be PROACTIVE in STOPPING ANIMAL CRUELTY. There are proper authorities to report to when you witness animal cruelty, i.e., the LGU and the PNP. Ang LGU at PNP po ang dapat na sumbungan, hindi po mga animal orgs. As Maj. Ryan Valenzuela, Acting Chief-of-Police of Patnongon PNP, said in this report: "Pag may ganiyan ulit na incident o nakita sila na may sinasabing animal cruelty, pwede sila mag-direct sa station namin personally, or sa Messenger namin, okay naman po, para ma-assist namin mga reklamo nila."

Community Affairs Officer of Patnongon LGU Gladys Estaris also said: "...we enjoin the people of Patnongon and even non-residents who come here during our fiesta to immediately report to the police or the LGU in case these types of activities, especially involving animals, occur in the perya or during their respective barangay fiestas."

Journalist Maymon Reyes ends the report with a reminder: "Tulad ng tao, may karapatan din na dapat pinoprotektahan ang mga hayop. Kaya't sa oras na may makitang pang-aabuso sa mga ito ay ugaliing i-report sa otoridad."

Tandaan: Animal cruelty is a crime. Dapat na ireklamo ito sa tamang otoridad para mapanagot ang mga lumalabag sa batas.

If you see animal cruelty in real life and on social media, see in the comment section below for how you can act to stop animal cruelty.

20/03/2025

Five years of Burrito's Big Heart! Wow! And this is our 5th year as a beneficiary! Thank you so much for always sharing Burrito's love with us, Rabbito Mart! 🩷🐰🐹

09/03/2025

Want to report a case of animal cruelty? Swipe to learn how you can proactively help stop animal cruelty. ✊ >>>

(FREE SAMPLE EMAIL for reporting at the end of the slide!)

05/01/2025

Good bye, 2024! Hello, 2025! 🎉 As we enter 2025, we want to look back at the year that has been.

2024 was a year of action, thanks to the generous support of fellow guinea pig lovers and other animal advocates! 🙏

For 2025, we continue our work as we approach our 5th year! We hope to be able do more for the love of guinea pigs! 🐹🙏🫶

Thank you so much for your trust and support! ❤️🙏

To read the more detailed year-end recap, including our funds and expenses report, click here: https://bit.ly/GPSPH2024Recap (or scan the QR code on the last slide)