Pet of the Week

Pet of the Week: Albert from The Champaign Humane Society

Source: Champaign Humane Society

Pet of the Week: Albert from The Champaign Humane Society

CHAMPAIGN, IL – Albert is a 1-and-a-half-year-old, male Abyssinian guinea pig. He is a confirmed old bachelor seeking a new home ! This gentleman came to CCHS when his previous owner was headed off to college. Albert is timid and sweet, easy to handle and not afraid of other kinds of companion animals. If you need a daily dose of cute to remind you to chill out and eat your veggies, come meet and apply for Albert the guinea pig!

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