My Nonprofit Reviews

I first got in touch with MGPR because my guinea girl lost her friend and needed company. There were lots of rules for adoption, but I had everything on the list, so it wasn't difficult.

On adoption day, I brought my sow in, and she was given a basic exam. I met with the foster mom of the most likely match, a young adult boar named Millard. She told me all about him, which is something you never get from a store. Everything was safe and calm. Millard and my girl Leela got along OK, so we paid the adoption fee and said our goodbyes. (We also got a goody bag with basic medicines.)

When I got home, I noticed that Millard's eye was red. I let a with a representative from MGPR right away and I was told to get a vet appointment. MGPR paid the vet bill. Fortunately, it was a common minor condition.

I would like to end with some praise for Millard's foster mom. Its clear that she spent a lot of time socializing Millard and teaching him manners. I gave him 30 eye drops, 14 nail trims, and one boar cleaning and NEVER once did he attempt to bite me. He knows not to pee on people and doesn't shy away from petting. A month after his adoption, Millard's is becoming more friendly to Leela and us.

Would I adopt again from MGPR? Yes!