Where can I find guinea pig adoption in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, Singapore or elsewhere?
Short answer: start with official government shelters or registered animal-welfare groups. Available animals change often, so always check each organisation's latest listings and terms.
Taiwan —
- Taiwan Rodents Care Association: https://rodentscare.org/認養鼠鼠/guineapig/ (process: application, knowledge quiz, enclosure check)
- Taiwan Rabbit Saving Association, which also rehomes guinea pigs: https://www.loverabbit.org/products/1_10/1 ; terms: https://www.loverabbit.org/service/21
- Taiwan Guinea Pig Rescue Association (Kaohsiung; no walk-in visits, see their Facebook posts): https://www.facebook.com/groups/cavyrescue.tw/
- Individual fosterers or Facebook groups: confirm who is rehoming, the animal's origin, sex (ideally vet-checked), health records, any fee and handover terms; never pay before meeting the animal.
1. Hong Kong — SPCA HK animals for adoption, which has listed guinea pigs and other small animals: https://www.spca.org.hk/adoption/animals-for-adoption/
2. Macau — IAM pet adoption service (Macau Municipal Kennel): https://www.gov.mo/zh-hant/services/ps-1101/ ; Anima Macau adoption information: https://www.animamacau.org/our-services/adoption-form/
3. Malaysia — SPCA Selangor adoption: https://www.spca.org.my/what-you-can-do-to-help/adopt/ (ask whether guinea pigs are currently available).
4. Singapore — Guinea Pig Rescue Singapore adoption requirements: https://gprsprofiles.wixsite.com/profiles/meeting-the-requirements
5. Other countries — search for your local SPCA, RSPCA, Humane Society or government animal shelter and ask about small-animal adoption.
6. Stay safe — avoid paying before meeting the animal, unclear information or long-distance shipping. Confirm the animal's details, health records and handover terms first.
Cavyhealth is not affiliated with these organisations. Information compiled October 2026; please check each organisation for current details.
※ The care guidelines on this site are for general daily husbandry and nutritional management only and do not constitute veterinary medical diagnosis. If your pet shows lethargy, appetite loss, or any sign of illness, consult a certified exotic-pet veterinarian immediately.
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