Wednesday, May 13, 2026

Another Trip to Bermuda.

 Hello readers.

We are the Piggyville Girls from North Carolina. We are staying with our humans' friends while they are on holiday in Bermuda.


We have other piggies to play with here while we have our own holiday but the Plushy Piggies, Pinky and Brownie have gone on the trip and they have sent us some photos of their day at the beach.


 Here Brownie and Pinky are sitting on the beach. 

Behind them there is a "blow hole". When there is a storm the sea comes right up through it. The sea looks calm today so we hope that Brownie and Pinky didn't get wet. Isn't the sea a beautiful blue?

In the next photo, Pinky and Brownie are looking down at the beach.


 They are very high up. We think that we are safer here with our friends.


 " Oooh Brownie," said Pinky. " That water looks too deep for us to swim!"


 Brownie says " I think it is safer if we just stay up here and enjoy the view." " I agree," said Pinky. "Let us send these photos to the Piggyville Girls at home.


 "Let us take one more photo before we go home for dinner," suggests Pinky. "This is a view of Bailey's Bay".

Monday, May 4, 2026

Happy May Day

Today it is our May Day Holiday in England. We have nice, well behaved Piggyfriend sows who will sit still for a photoshoot but we thought that we should use another of our girls for a change.

That could have been a mistake. However, this is the best that we could manage.  

Hattie is supposed to be our May Queen and should be wearing a crown of mayflowers. 

 

She did condescend to sit amongst a branch of mayflowers. By putting enough in front of her she decided not to jump over.


 Maybe a helping hand will convince her to wear some flowers? Yes, Hattie, they are quite safe to eat. 

 

Success! For a few seconds, she has some flowers on her head! Now her eyes are invisible but that is probably as good as it is going to get. Better luck next May Day.

 

Happy May Day readers.......

Monday, April 20, 2026

New Piggyfriend. Baby Orion comes home.

 As our readers may be aware, we recently lost our dear Valentine and his brother, Rafael, was lonely. I was watching tv waiting for the Orion spaceship to take off and looked at Pooh Piglets ( our fairly local guinea pig rescue ) where there was a tiny boar needing a new home. Pauline, who runs the rescue asked if anyone had a bereaved boar who needed a new friend so I called her and made an appointment for Rafael and I to go and visit.

You can see him above. I put Rafael into the little pen where Pauline does introductions and she added this tiny fellow. I am not sure if Rafael recognised him as being a guinea pig but he sat and watched as the little babe raced around the pen and he ended up coming home in Rafael's carrier.


 

Here they are at home sharing Rafael's pen. He is a huge 3 pound porker and the little babe is so tiny but they seem to be friends although Rafael is unsure whether he is a hamster or a baby piggy. I reminded Rafael that he and Valentine were this size when they arrived but he was not so sure.

It seemed fitting to name the little fellow Orion so please welcome him.

In sad news, when we arrived at Pooh Piglets it was to see a For Sale sign outside Pauline's house. Her piggy boarding shed around the back was completely empty and the shed where she has the ones for adoption had hardly any hutches left. Pauline is moving to Lincolnshire to be near her family so Orion was one of the last piggies to be adopted and two families that arrived after us were coming for the others. 

She is taking her own piggies with her but Pooh Piglets, where most of the Piggyfriends originated, is no more. All good things come to an end but this is the third time that this has happened to us with Cavies' Castle also moving to Linconshire and Palace Piggies relocating to Yorkshire. We also adopted the last two piggies from Palace Piggies when that closed. Deja Vu all over again.  

Sunday, April 5, 2026

The Prairie Pigs Wish Everyone a Happy Easter!

Yes, Charlotte won the lottery this year and got to wear our famous Easter Bonnet!  Doesn't it look lovely against her black and white coat?  She was not even very upset about being whisked away from the remains of breakfast to sit in this tableau for a few minutes!  She has definitely matured from her early rather flighty and argumentative personality...


As usual for Easter on the Canadian Prairies, our snow is not quite gone yet (but working on it).  We can see the promise of Spring flowers beginning to show a bit of green above the ground --- can dandelions and grass be far behind?  That's what the Prairie Pigs are hoping for!  The one good thing about our very long Winters is that guinea pigs get to rediscover delicious tender greens fresh-picked from our own back garden every Spring, like a new and wonderful treat they have never tasted before. 

We are all hoping you have something unique and delicious to munch on today, too, and maybe even a few rays of Spring sunshine to enjoy!  


Happy Easter Readers!

 

We love this pigture of a piggy Easter Egg hunt and wanted to share it with you. Slave's son has been experimenting with AI at work and made it for her. 

He is staying with us for Easter and brought us lots of lovely veggies.  

Here is our Benedict wishing you all a Happy Easter.


 He was a good pig and didn't need to be bribed to sit still but.....


 .....he got to enjoy the grass anyway. 

                                       HAPPY EASTER EVERYONE 

Tuesday, March 17, 2026

Happy St. Patrick's Day to our Readers

Top of the Morning Readers.

 

Here is Dara Piggyfriend wishing you a Happy St. Patrick's Day. 

Our usual victim ( er volunteer to pose for this pigture ) is one of our girls and she gets to wear Slave's shamrock necklace but she thought that one of the boys should be our poster boar this year. 

Slave told us that the little leprechaun on the right at the back was given to her when she was a little girl so he must be incredibly old.  She thinks that it is about time she made him a new jacket as it has faded down the years. Watch out for him next year!

Wednesday, March 11, 2026

We lit a candle in North Carolina

 

Happy Birthday Peter! Thank you for teaching people all over the world how to care for guinea pigs.

Cheers! From Kerry, Ceilidh and Shannon aka the Piggyville Girls from Swannanoa, North Carolina, USA.