The one scariest thing that can happen when you love animals is that they are stolen. When they are stolen, there's no closure and the imagination runs wild.
My guess is someone wants to make money from this one way or another, and they may sell them as breeding animals. They do seem to know their Guinea Pigs! But the awful thing is if they are aware of their potential, and also knew exactly where they were, to steal, then they may well be in the same social circle as the person from whom they were stolen.
It really is a kind of torture to take someone's animal. Many people find the death of an animal much easier to take than when they just go missing. Because anything could have happened to them.
Greed may have inspired this crime. But even if they don't want to return them, the kindest thing this person could do is at least let the owner know that they are safe, anonymously.
My guess is someone wants to make money from this one way or another, and they may sell them as breeding animals. They do seem to know their Guinea Pigs! But the awful thing is if they are aware of their potential, and also knew exactly where they were, to steal, then they may well be in the same social circle as the person from whom they were stolen.
It really is a kind of torture to take someone's animal. Many people find the death of an animal much easier to take than when they just go missing. Because anything could have happened to them.
Greed may have inspired this crime. But even if they don't want to return them, the kindest thing this person could do is at least let the owner know that they are safe, anonymously.
