Thank you for the info Wiebke.
I wasn't actually going to take guinea pigs until I had done much more research but these 2 were about to be dumped goodness knows where so I took them.
I hope that doesn't make me sound irresponsible, I just couldn't let them end up homeless or in a bad home!
The reason I asked about the neutering is that I know it wouldn't change their behaviour/hormones like getting a rabbit neutered does.
I was mostly just wondering if people would take them knowing that they are unneutered so obviously wouldn't be able to be bonded with females in the future.
My little rescue is currently unregistered, I have asked for advice from other rescues and my local council about becoming registered and was told that unless I am taking in more than £5000 a year in donations and fundraising then I dont need to be registered.
I only take in and rehome very small animals, so guinea pigs and anything smaller than that. I only take in furries so no reptiles/spiders/fish.
I've been taking in and rehoming for years, only just started a facebook page though
In the past I have rehomed to family, friends, or people on rescue forums that can be vouched for (I tend not to rehome to someone that pops up on a forum and their only post is asking me for an animal) however if they are close enough and I can homecheck them then I will rehome to them.
I am very small scale (I'll only ever have in between 4-6 cages of animals at a time) and I'm self funded.
I'm just doing this because I know there are so many animals out there needing help.
I know being so small scale means I am not doing much but I'm doing what I can with the time and funds I have.
Link to my facebook page if anyone wants to have a look
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Little-Paws-Small-Animal-Rescue/480793745272955?ref=hl